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https://bouldercountyopenspace.org/i/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/nd-pikas.jpg1280768Guinea-pig-sized mammals called pikas scurry among tumbled rocks in high mountain meadows. Despite their little rounded ears and squeaky calls, pikas are not related to mice or guinea pigs. Pikas are the smallest cousins of rabbits and hares. Although pikas are cute and pint-sized, these furry critters are tough and well adapted to their rocky […]