What is the difference between a marmot and a marmot?

The difference between marmots and marmots:
1. Different living environments:
Marmots: inhabit grasslands, low mountains and hilly areas. Terrestrial and burrowing herbivores.
Marmots: usually live in deserts or sand dunes, grasslands, or dry grassland valleys and mountain basins between 1,600 and 2,200 meters above sea level.
2. Different species:
Marmot: Marmot genus in the family Sciuridae.
Prairie dogs: Prairie dogs of the family Sciuridae.
3. Different body shapes:
Marmot: It can grow up to 60 centimeters long and weigh ten kilograms.
Marmot: Small in size, the largest is only about four pounds, and can grow up to 35 centimeters.
4. Different lifespans:
Marmot: lifespan is about fifteen years.
Marmot: Lifespan is only five or six years.
5. Different appearance:
Marmot: thick and fat, with thick neck and broad snout, small ears and thin eyes, thick and short limbs, hard claws, and short and flat tail.
Marmot: It looks very similar to a mouse. It has a pair of long teeth and looks very cute.
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