Groundhog Day Fun Facts

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Image: 3eed469b-2bdd-441e-929c-500736a0b25f.JPG (image/JPG)	This is a Groundhog.
Image: a5b57157-91ba-45ea-b23b-e42cbe4df081 (image/jpg)	The Groundhog associated with this famous day has an interesting full name. Its so long, you will need to go to the next Flashcard to read it.
Punxsutawney Phil is also known as:	Seer of Seers, Sage of Sages, Prognosticator of Prognosticators and Weather Prophet Extraordinary
Groundhogs can also be known as:	Woodchucks Whistle-pigs and Land-beavers
Image: d6fd683a-39fb-4797-be06-0b6da029d380 (image/jpg)	The Pennsylvania Dutch (from Germany), first celebrated Groundhog Day as a holiday to get together and party on Feb. 2
Image: ef53471c-1e2b-4ceb-b331-cbb3fec04eab (image/jpg)	Some 20,000 people turn up each year in Pennsylvania to see what weather Groundhog Phil will predict.
Image: 19cffdd7-8262-4196-b29f-58d6033b3f83 (image/jpg)	Groundhogs are really good swimmers.
Image: b74a1d57-5dd8-47b3-95ee-e82c512f2b14 (image/jpg)	Phil is said to be predicting weather for over 125 years. He takes a magic potion every year and speaks groundhogese.

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	Created by nina.stuer14 over 9 years ago