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An intelligent chipmunk dug a hole under the house and for months visited each room in search of treats. This person made it more and more difficult for him, but he overcame the obstacles!

A chipmunk dug out a passage to the basement and walked freely in the house for months. Slowly, this person made his nut hunt more challenging. But there are predators, like red foxes and ospreys in the area and he might have become the hunted.

Let's try and guess how many almonds can this chipmunk stuff in her cheeks? Press play and start counting. In the mean time, did you know that a chipmunk's cheeks can expand to three times the size of its head and they have pouches in their cheeks where they hold their food until they get back to store it in their burrows? Also, a single chipmunk can store up to 8lbs of food in a burrow! Cheek pouches are pockets on both sides of the head of some mammals between the jaw and the cheek. They can be found on mammals including the platypus, some rodents, and most monkeys, as well as the marsupial koala. The cheek pouches of <a href="https://rumble.com/v45r37-chipmunk-chasing.html" target="_blank">chipmunks</a> can reach the size of their body when full. The pouches have several roles; they allow the rapid collection of food, but also serve as temporary storage and transport. Cheek pouches contribute to the protection of animals by allowing them to carry their food in the pouches to shelter, allowing them to transport their food to safer locations, as they are pressing these pouches to the back of the mouth with the back of the leg, or moving the jaw. (source: Wikipedia) We lost count of how many <a href="https://rumble.com/v4cprz-soak-almonds-in-water-in-the-evening-and-eat-them-in-the-morning.html" target="_blank">almonds</a> this little fella managed to stuff in her cheeks, but we're sure that'll last her a few meals! Filmed in St-Colomban, Quebec, Canada.

On a cold spring day, this woman noticed a little male hummingbird outside her home. He was on the ground and not moving at all. What happens next will brighten your day!

These very friendly chipmunks living near a cottage in Saint-Colomban, Quebec (Canada) are in a frenzy to gather as much food as possible for the winter season ahead. It's so cool how they can take food right from your hand!

Looks like this adorable chipmunk has no fear at all! Watch as the little guy walks up to these caring cottage owners, who have hazelnut trail all set up for him.