![LondonGophers ar Twitter: "#Gopher is the common name for the “pocket gopher”: <pocket gophers are fossorial rodents named for their fur-lined cheek pouches. Their cheek pouches, or pockets, are used for transporting LondonGophers ar Twitter: "#Gopher is the common name for the “pocket gopher”: <pocket gophers are fossorial rodents named for their fur-lined cheek pouches. Their cheek pouches, or pockets, are used for transporting](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DoO7oSNXoAAun4I.jpg)
LondonGophers ar Twitter: "#Gopher is the common name for the “pocket gopher”: <pocket gophers are fossorial rodents named for their fur-lined cheek pouches. Their cheek pouches, or pockets, are used for transporting
![Gophers are burrowing rodents of the family Geomyidae, an animal which honeycomb the ground by burrowing in it, with large cheek pouches, small eyes a Stock Vector Image & Art - Alamy Gophers are burrowing rodents of the family Geomyidae, an animal which honeycomb the ground by burrowing in it, with large cheek pouches, small eyes a Stock Vector Image & Art - Alamy](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2BTH05P/gophers-are-burrowing-rodents-of-the-family-geomyidae-an-animal-which-honeycomb-the-ground-by-burrowing-in-it-with-large-cheek-pouches-small-eyes-a-2BTH05P.jpg)
Gophers are burrowing rodents of the family Geomyidae, an animal which honeycomb the ground by burrowing in it, with large cheek pouches, small eyes a Stock Vector Image & Art - Alamy
![Controlling field rodents in California. Mammals; Rodents. Fig. 21. Kangaroo rat. At either side of the mouth is a fur-lined pouch. The body is brown or tan above, pure white below; Controlling field rodents in California. Mammals; Rodents. Fig. 21. Kangaroo rat. At either side of the mouth is a fur-lined pouch. The body is brown or tan above, pure white below;](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RE9B19/controlling-field-rodents-in-california-mammals-rodents-fig-21-kangaroo-rat-at-either-side-of-the-mouth-is-a-fur-lined-pouch-the-body-is-brown-or-tan-above-pure-white-below-head-and-body-about-4-inches-tail-about-ivi-inches-long-age-grain-crops-these-distinctive-rodents-fig-21-have-long-hind-legs-and-feet-short-small-forefeet-long-tufted-tails-brown-or-tan-backs-pure-white-under-pays-and-a-pair-of-external-cheek-pouches-like-those-of-pocket-gophers-the-head-and-body-are-about-4-inches-long-and-the-tail-about-7-inches-kan-garoo-rats-live-in-short-shallow-burrows-in-RE9B19.jpg)