来自MSN1 个月
Beneath the surface, Groundhog Day's deep roots predate Punxsutawney Phil
It's also known as a woodchuck, a whistle pig — or in the parlance of Pennsylvania Dutch, a language with German roots, a “grundsau.” Groundhogs are herbivores that are themselves edible to ...
The Republic1 个月
Beneath the surface, Groundhog Day’s deep roots predate Punxsutawney Phil
It’s also known as a woodchuck, a whistle pig — or in the parlance of Pennsylvania Dutch, a language with German roots, a “grundsau.” Groundhogs are herbivores that are themselves edible ...
来自MSN1 年
Groundhog Day’s biggest star is Punxsutawney Phil, but the holiday’s roots extend well ...
It’s also known as a woodchuck, a whistle pig — or in the parlance of Pennsylvania Dutch, a language with German roots, a “grundsau.” Groundhogs are herbivores that are themselves edible ...
KQED1 个月
Beneath the Surface, Groundhog Day’s Deep Roots Predate Punxsutawney Phil
Groundhog Day predictions about the coming of spring put the spotlight on Punxsutawney Phil every Feb. 2, but celebrating the midpoint between the shortest and darkest day of the year and the spring ...
Business Insider4 年
Facts about groundhogs and why it's hard to get rid of them
Groundhogs like grassy open areas because they don't have big obstacles like tree roots and giant rocks. So that pretty little garden or that freshly mowed lawn, that is a free-for-all for groundhogs.
Business Insider2 年
Origin and history of Groundhog Day predicting the winter weather
Following is a transcript of the video. Groundhog Day Announcer: Our buddy, Punxsutawney Phil! As the tradition goes, every year on February 2, Phil the groundhog comes out of his hole in ...