Bisam Paristhiti | Nepali Maan TV

We haven't seen our muskrat friends in more than a few months, and we sure miss their little faces swimming back and forth every day. Muskrat don't hibernate. And they don't typically hide or store food for winter like beavers. Instead, they dig up roots and vegetation daily. When the ice freezes over, they'll sometimes create mounds of vegetation on ice as temporary eating spots or breathing holes. This guy (or gal) was likely just grabbing a snack from one of its favorite spots last January! #