What sounds dose groundhogs make?

Groundhogs make a variety of sounds to communicate with each other. These include:

* Whistle: A high-pitched whistle is often used to alert other groundhogs to danger.

* Chuckle: A low, guttural chuckle is often used to express contentment or relaxation.

* Bark: A short, sharp bark is often used to warn other groundhogs away from food or territory.

* Scream: A loud, piercing scream is often used when a groundhog is in pain or distress.

* Chirp: A soft, high-pitched chirp is often used by young groundhogs to communicate with their parents.