She created an adorable backyard 'bodega' for the chipmunks to enjoy, and they wasted no time shopping there. Watch on to see how cute the little bodega is - it's clear the chipmunks like it too!

Discover showtimes, read reviews, watch trailers, find streaming options, and see where to watch Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Chipettes (2009). Explore cast details and learn more on Moviefone.

NON-AVIAN VISITORS All of this activity was bound to attract the attention of non-avian visitors and eventually, that included the local chipmunks. First, there was just one. I grumbled when this ...

Ad Nut has always been a firm believer in the magic of diversity and representation. Perhaps it’s because in the sprawling kingdom of nature, diversity isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a survival tactic.

Chipmunks dig elaborate burrows that can extend 30 feet from end to end. At the end of a long tunnel, the chipmunk digs a nest for sleeping. Other tunnels lead to other chambers – one for toileting, ...

Diane Hendricks was a Playboy Bunny to make ends meet as a single mom in the late 1960s. Now with a $15 billion fortune, she is Forbes' richest self-made American woman. Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee ...

Chipmunks are as cute as can be, with their enchanting eyes, bushy tails, striped backs, and chubby cheeks. You may have seen these tiny rodents darting around your yard or nearby woodlands. Or ...

Their gestation lasts about 30 days, after which female chipmunks give birth to young chippies known as pups. Female chipmunks build a nest in the deep parts of their burrows where they reproduce.

A chipmunk can collect over 300 acorns in just two days—enough to feed itself through the whole winter. While female chipmunks live with their young for about six weeks, chipmunk pups aren’t born ...

Screenshot from The Chipmunk Adventure, in 1987. A woman has claimed it's a "problematic" film due to the sexualization of the female characters. Bagdasarian Productions ...

From the trees’ point of view, this is a survival strategy. In a mast year, there are far more acorns than squirrels, chipmunks and other animals can consume. The animals still bury or cache them for ...