Despite their differences, both gophers and groundhogs have rodent teeth. This means their incisors, or front teeth, continue to grow throughout their life. Both animals must gnaw on things to ...

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Gopher tortoises have shovel-like front legs and strong, thick back legs to help them dig intricate burrows, which they can enter and exit easily thanks to their low-profile shells. When these ...

However, you can easily distinguish gophers from other garden pests through: Short and sharp claws that help them to dig tunnels, Long front teeth for cutting grass and plant roots, Thin tails ...