Automotive & EV

Campers Are Wrapping Their Cars in Tarps to Keep Antifreeze-Addicted Marmots Away

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Marmots in California's Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are damaging cars by chewing through coolant lines due to their attraction to antifreeze. To protect vehicles, campers are covering them with tarps to prevent marmot access and contain any leaking coolant, which is crucial as antifreeze can be lethal to animals and cause car malfunctions.

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