Spring is springing sooner, throwing nature's rhythms out of whack

A yellow-bellied marmot keeps an eye out while it gets a bite to eat. Related to groundhogs, yellow-bellied marmots are getting fatter and bigger because of the longer growing season brought on by climate change.
Nathan Rott | NPR
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