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Chipmunks live in burrows under the earth's surface. Several families of chipmunks may share one burrow, and they typically have several chambers for storing food and sleeping. These creatures dwell on the ground, and they do not typically climb or live in trees, though they do sometimes venture into lower branches of smaller shrubs and trees. Chipmunks are common in areas where there are many nut trees, since they stockpile nuts as a food source in the winter.
The majority of species of chipmunks are found within North America. At least one species of chipmunk can be found from Canada in the North to Mexico in the south. The only species of chipmunk that lives outside of North America is the Siberian chipmunk.This chipmunk is found in many parts of northern Asia, including parts of Russia, China, Korea and on Hokkaido, which is the second largest island of Japan.hese animals are best known for collecting and hoarding tree seeds and this behavior is actually an important part of the forest ecosystem. The lifespan of a chipmunk is usually about 3 years in the wild, but they have been known to live up to 9 years in captivity.