The collared pika has a collar-like pattern from the nape to the shoulders. It uses rocky slopes and nearby meadows, gathering plants for winter.
Its back is grayish and its underside is creamy. A collar-like pattern runs from the nape to the shoulders.
It is active by day and shelters in gaps among piles of rock. It gathers plants from nearby meadows and stores them for winter.
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