These adorable pikas wait all winter for the sun to shine, so they can gather food and build their nests. But some wait for others to do the hard work, so all they have to do is sit back and wait for the perfect time to strike. Born to survive. Built to thrive. #Mammals | BBC Earth

Happy Thanksgiving from Mount Rainier National Park! Are you scurrying to get ready for the big meal? Pikas, tiny animals in the rabbit family, do not hibernate in winter. Instead, they collect piles of grass, leaves, and plants into feasts called “haypiles”. These haypiles are stuffed under rocks and into holes. Once an area is covered in snow, the pika will create tunnels under the snow between the haypiles, which they gobble up all winter long! This pika was filmed in Mount Rainier National P

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Baby pikas, called pups, are small, fluffy mammals that live in rocky, mountainous regions. While adult pikas are known for their sharp, high-pitched “eep!” calls used for communication and warning of danger, pups produce softer, quieter squeaks. These sounds help them stay connected to their mothers and siblings, ensuring their safety in the wild. Though tiny, their vocalizations are an essential part of their survival. Video by: hshyfh0810 on TikTok #wildlife #wildanimals #animals #cuteanimals