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Bank voles are small rodents with red-brown and gray fur, and their tails are about half as long as their bodies. They inhabit much of Europe and northwestern Asia, and they do not hibernate, preferring to stay active during the winter. Here we see a bank

Bank voles are small rodents with red-brown and gray fur, and their tails are about half as long as their bodies. They inhabit much of Europe and northwestern Asia, and they do not hibernate, preferring to stay active during the winter. Here we see a bank

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