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7 Οκτ 2005 · Muskrat with noise filtering. Your browser does not support the audio element. Common Name: Common Muskrat. Scientific Name: Ondatra zibethicus. Date: 2005-10-07. Time: Unknown. Creator: Rice, Jeff. Description: Audio tracks of animal sounds. Notes: This recording has been filtered to remove extraneous ambient noise
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The muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus) is a common, semi-aquatic rodent native to the United States (Figure 1). It spends its life in aquatic habitats and is well adapted for swimming. Muskrats also cause damage by eating agricultural crops, other vegetation, and crayfish, mussels and other aquaculture products.
Muskrat 2 Signs and sounds In the spring, during the mating season, sharp whining noises and occasional sounds of fighting may be heard. Habitats and Habits Muskrats typically live in freshwater marshes, marshy areas of lakes, and slow-moving streams. The water
From the mighty roars that echo across the African savannah to the gentle hum of a bumblebee, every sound has its purpose and significance. This lesson aims to be your ultimate guide to animal sounds, offering a comprehensive compilation of creatures and their unique vocalizations.
Muskrats Muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus) Size: 18–26” long, including the 10–12” long tail. Weigh 11/ 2 –4 lbs.; most average about 2 1/ 2 pounds. They look like a large rat with a long, narrow tail (the tail is flattened vertically). Signs of their presence: • Tracks: Hind print about twice as long as front, may overlap front track.
Muskrat (0001706) Your browser does not support the audio element. Common Name: Common Muskrat. Scientific Name: Ondatra zibethicus. Date: 2007-03-13. Time: unknown . Creator: Colver, Kevin J. Description: Audio field recording. Location: Ouray National Wildlife Refuge (Utah); Uintah County (Utah); Utah. Duration: 00:02:22 . Audio Rights: Audio ...
Muskrat’s front tracks show four slender, widespread toes with long claws. The front feet actually have a fifth rudimentary toe that is too small to show on the tracks, but may leave a claw mark. Hind tracks are bigger than front tracks and clearly show five toes.
