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Animal abuse.
That is one heck of a cat.
Animal abuse.
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Even on really cold water
That is one heck of a cat.
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Even on really cold water
Are you sure he’s sleeping? Other squirrels could have laid him there for a viewing before his funeral. Apparently that is common squirrel behavior as is burying their dead. Most folks aren’t aware of this, they are one of a few mammals that have wakes and funerals. So go out into the world my ECF brethren and impress your families and friends with this FACT. If they argue with you and say it’s not true tell them how stupid they sound saying that. Once convincing them, tell them to spread these squirrel facts to their families and friends. It’s important to educate the public because our school system has fallen woefully short of this. No need to fact check this either because I am the foremost authority on obscure squirrel facts. Also great pic, very tastefully done. If you get a chance try to take a picture of the funeral as well. If you photo the gravestone we will be able to find out this squirrel’s name and age because as far as we’ve come in understanding squirrel behaviors, unfortunately, we still can’t speak their language.Talk about glass houses.
Yep, it is sleeping and that's where it built its nest.
Are you sure he’s sleeping? Other squirrels could have laid him there for a viewing before his funeral. Apparently that is common squirrel behavior as is burying their dead. Most folks aren’t aware of this, they are one of a few mammals that have wakes and funerals. So go out into the world my ECF brethren and impress your families and friends with this FACT. If they argue with you and say it’s not true tell them how stupid they sound saying that. Once convincing them, tell them to spread these squirrel facts to their families and friends. It’s important to educate the public because our school system has fallen woefully short of this. No need to fact check this either because I am the foremost authority on obscure squirrel facts. Also great pic, very tastefully done. If you get a chance try to take a picture of the funeral as well. If you photo the gravestone we will be able to find out this squirrel’s name and age because as far as we’ve come in understanding squirrel behaviors, unfortunately, we still can’t speak their language.
Wow that’s an interesting pic. When I was studying squirrel behavior in college my professor hypothesized that squirrels would LARP in the wild but that behavior had never been seen. So that picture will probably be on the cover of The American Journal of Squirrelliness next month. With all the camera phones these days we are able to document behaviors that we only suspected they partook in a decade ago. It sure is an exciting time to be a squirrel behaviorist.64,546
Well, no, I'm not sure, I took the explanation of the photo as truth. And I've yet to see a squirrel funeral, let alone a squirrel headstone. Burning squirrel funeral pyres would explain a lot of the fire fires around amounting to several hundred acres of burnt forest though. On a brighter note, I did spot these good guys practicing in a local park today.
Wow that’s an interesting pic. When I was studying squirrel behavior in college my professor hypothesized that squirrels would LARP in the wild but that behavior had never been seen. So that picture will probably be on the cover of The American Journal of Squirrelliness next month. With all the camera phones these days we are able to document behaviors that we only suspected they partook in a decade ago. It sure is an exciting time to be a squirrel behaviorist.
I've been a squirrel behaviorist even since one got trapped with me in my dorm room in college. (Long story.) I have observed that squirrels like potato chips, and the one I had a Close Encounter with accidentally knocked my screen door back in place after coming in for some. I have also observed that squirrels trapped in small spaces get a bit antsy, even more so if you advance upon them with a broom handle to knock the screen out of place. The squirrel will bare its teeth at you, and it will make high pitched, skittery noises of dismay (I was doing it too). It also moves in unpredictable vectors as you get closer.
Once you get the screen out of place, well, it will exit rapidly. There is certainly a chance that it MAY return to the scene of the crime, but I did not take that chance, I had BARS installed (well I would have).
It was not my proudest moment of all time, I mean, I was like, "I'm a senior about to approach the real world, how am I gonna get my life together if I can't deal with a dang squirrel?" It was an almost existential crisis, seriously. Especially given the fact that I considered releasing the squirrel from my room into the general dorm, which was women only. I couldn't bring myself to do it, but I really wanted to.
Sign the dang petition. Ever since, I have maintained a firm distance from squirrels, even if I have to run a little ways away.
So sign the dang petition, you can vape inside. Squirrels don't venture there (usually).
Do IT.
Anna