when a squirrel is hanging out on a tree or on someones deck, do they get splinters?Do squirrels get splinters?
They probably do I imagine..think...what could prevent them from getting splinters like ant bites or termites? Google is you're best friend.
Friday, November 25, 2011
Are squirrels related to rats?
Yes. Both are classified as rodents. I call squirrels ';tree rats';Are squirrels related to rats?
Yes:-
Both are Mammals;
Both are Rodents (Order Rodentia)
Squirrels belong to the Family Sciuridae (which contains 278 different species)
Rats belong to the Family Muridae (about 50 species)Are squirrels related to rats?
I have to start by saying that squirrels are the most lovely creatures on earth (I know, I used to be one!).
Then, yes, rat and squirrels are related :
Squirrels are classified in the phylum Chordata, subphylum Vertebrata, class Mammalia, order Rodentia, family Sciuridae
Rats are classified are classified in the phylum Chordata, subphylum Vertebrata, class Mammalia, order Rodentia, family Muridae
And Squirrels are also Rats with a good PR!
Squirrels are known to be rodents.............so.........
Good question. Yes they are. Like the other guy said ';they are both rodents';.
Yes both are animals you should be trying to kill.
Yes there rodents
I don't know, but they taste the same.
yes a squirrels is just a rat with a bushy tail and a rabbit is a rat with a cotton tail all animals that need to constantly chew and gnaw on something to keeps its front teeth short are rodent and related to the rat.
Yes:-
Both are Mammals;
Both are Rodents (Order Rodentia)
Squirrels belong to the Family Sciuridae (which contains 278 different species)
Rats belong to the Family Muridae (about 50 species)Are squirrels related to rats?
I have to start by saying that squirrels are the most lovely creatures on earth (I know, I used to be one!).
Then, yes, rat and squirrels are related :
Squirrels are classified in the phylum Chordata, subphylum Vertebrata, class Mammalia, order Rodentia, family Sciuridae
Rats are classified are classified in the phylum Chordata, subphylum Vertebrata, class Mammalia, order Rodentia, family Muridae
And Squirrels are also Rats with a good PR!
Squirrels are known to be rodents.............so.........
Good question. Yes they are. Like the other guy said ';they are both rodents';.
Yes both are animals you should be trying to kill.
Yes there rodents
I don't know, but they taste the same.
yes a squirrels is just a rat with a bushy tail and a rabbit is a rat with a cotton tail all animals that need to constantly chew and gnaw on something to keeps its front teeth short are rodent and related to the rat.
Red Squirrels are going crazy on the I.O.W. Have you seen them?
How wonderful is that baby?Red Squirrels are going crazy on the I.O.W. Have you seen them?
Im sorry I dont know what the I.O.W is, oh I know the Isle of Wight, just never heard it abbreviated to that, you got any links?
Haha Dream on, nice linkRed Squirrels are going crazy on the I.O.W. Have you seen them?
You'r lucky, all ours are grey!
I'm not sure if this is what you were referring to
http://newsbiscuit.com/article/red-squir鈥?/a>
but if it is - good for the squirrels! :)
Im sorry I dont know what the I.O.W is, oh I know the Isle of Wight, just never heard it abbreviated to that, you got any links?
Haha Dream on, nice linkRed Squirrels are going crazy on the I.O.W. Have you seen them?
You'r lucky, all ours are grey!
I'm not sure if this is what you were referring to
http://newsbiscuit.com/article/red-squir鈥?/a>
but if it is - good for the squirrels! :)
Do squirrels have a mating call?
i heard one making a weird sound, but maybe it was dyingDo squirrels have a mating call?
Yes, it does make noise for mating call, it is hard to explain the sound but they do have a mating call!
Yes, it does make noise for mating call, it is hard to explain the sound but they do have a mating call!
Can squirrels get rabies?
My husband got bit by a squirrel and someone told us they can't get rabies or they don't carry it. Is this true?Can squirrels get rabies?
Any mammal can get rabies. The most common wild reservoirs of rabies are raccoons, skunks, bats, foxes, and coyotes. Domestic mammals can also get rabies. Cats, cattle, and dogs are the most frequently reported rabid domestic animals in the United States.
Small rodents (such as squirrels, rats, mice, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, and chipmunks, ) and lagomorphs (such as rabbits and hares) are almost never found to be infected with rabies and have not been known to cause rabies among humans in the United States. Bites by these animals are usually not considered a risk of rabies unless the animal was sick or behaving in any unusual manner and rabies is widespread in your area. However, from 1985 through 1994, woodchucks accounted for 86% of the 368 cases of rabies among rodents reported to CDC. Woodchucks or groundhogs (Marmota monax) are the only rodents that may be frequently submitted to state health department because of a suspicion of rabies. In all cases involving rodents, the state or local health department should be consulted before a decision is made to initiate postexposure prophylaxis (PEP).Can squirrels get rabies?
You can get rabies by them, why else would they bite you? Squirrels never bite unless they have rabies then they usually have like saliva by their mouth act weird and instead running away from humans they would attack them.
The following is from wikipedia
';Rabies may also spread through exposure to infected domestic farm animals, groundhogs, weasels and other wild carnivores. Squirrels, rodents and rabbits are seldom infected';
squirrels can get rabies.
Yes, they can get rabies...but they are not likely carriers. The squirrel would have had to be attacked by a rabid animal and probably would not have survived the attack to be able to be a carrier due to it's small size.
they are most likely to be eaten when they get into the contamined saliva, since this most likely is present near the mouth of a fox or a dog. anyway rabies infection has been observed with the roedeers, so why not with squirrels.
most squirells are not infected by rabies but they are simply daring.
yes,squirrels can get rabies. almost every outdoor animal can get rabies
Rabies is a viral zoonotic disease that causes acute encephalitis in mammals. Squirrels also can get rabies.
Rabies can be carried and transmitted by any mammal. No, squirrels are not one of the major reservoirs for the disease, but it is still very possible to get rabies from a squirrel.
Squirrels are seldom found to have rabies but it is possible. The reason is unkown, but perhaps if they are attacked by a rabid animal they are usually killed. There may also be something about squirrel biology that makes it difficult for them to become infected.
There are no second chances with rabies, however, so if you did not kill or capture the squirrel for testing, it is best to have the shots.
All warm blooded mammals can contract rabies. Rodents are the least likely to spread the virus due to the fact that they rarely survive the bite of an affected animal(the only means of tranmitting the virus is through bites or scratches that break the skin).
They absolutely can. As a matter of fact, there was a news story a few weeks ago about a rabid squirrel attacking two people before they were able to kill it. They then sent it off for testing bc of its irradical behavior, and it tested positive for rabies. So, of course, the two people who were attacked had to have a rabies vaccination. So, yes, they definitely can.
Any warm blooded animal can get rabies (yes, even horses and cows!). However, the most common vectors in the US are skunks, raccoons and bats. Rarely are other wild animals found with the disease.
Searching on rabies I found the following info:
Small rodents (such as squirrels, hamsters, prairie dogs, gerbils, chipmunks, gophers, rats,
mice, etc.) and lagomorphs (such as rabbits and hares) are only rarely found to be infected with
rabies and have not been known to cause human rabies in the United States. The reason for this
appears to be that these small animals are unlikely to survive an attack from a rabid animal to
subsequently develop the disease.
The full document is here and includes a rabies risk assessment flow chart http://www.maine.gov/agriculture/aw/docu鈥?/a>
If in doubt, the animal should be captured and submitted for testing if possible.
Further, you should assess the circumstances of the bite. Was the bite warranted or did the squirrel act aggressively and without provocation? Was the squirrel acting in a particular way? What was the appearance of the squirrel? Often by the time animals are showing clinical signs of the disease, their physical appearance has substantially deteriorated (dull fur, dirty, unhealthy appearance). If the person bitten was offering food, or was otherwise interacting with the wild animal, a bite was probably a natural reaction due to being too close to the animal.
Any mammal can get rabies. The most common wild reservoirs of rabies are raccoons, skunks, bats, foxes, and coyotes. Domestic mammals can also get rabies. Cats, cattle, and dogs are the most frequently reported rabid domestic animals in the United States.
Small rodents (such as squirrels, rats, mice, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, and chipmunks, ) and lagomorphs (such as rabbits and hares) are almost never found to be infected with rabies and have not been known to cause rabies among humans in the United States. Bites by these animals are usually not considered a risk of rabies unless the animal was sick or behaving in any unusual manner and rabies is widespread in your area. However, from 1985 through 1994, woodchucks accounted for 86% of the 368 cases of rabies among rodents reported to CDC. Woodchucks or groundhogs (Marmota monax) are the only rodents that may be frequently submitted to state health department because of a suspicion of rabies. In all cases involving rodents, the state or local health department should be consulted before a decision is made to initiate postexposure prophylaxis (PEP).Can squirrels get rabies?
You can get rabies by them, why else would they bite you? Squirrels never bite unless they have rabies then they usually have like saliva by their mouth act weird and instead running away from humans they would attack them.
The following is from wikipedia
';Rabies may also spread through exposure to infected domestic farm animals, groundhogs, weasels and other wild carnivores. Squirrels, rodents and rabbits are seldom infected';
squirrels can get rabies.
Yes, they can get rabies...but they are not likely carriers. The squirrel would have had to be attacked by a rabid animal and probably would not have survived the attack to be able to be a carrier due to it's small size.
they are most likely to be eaten when they get into the contamined saliva, since this most likely is present near the mouth of a fox or a dog. anyway rabies infection has been observed with the roedeers, so why not with squirrels.
most squirells are not infected by rabies but they are simply daring.
yes,squirrels can get rabies. almost every outdoor animal can get rabies
Rabies is a viral zoonotic disease that causes acute encephalitis in mammals. Squirrels also can get rabies.
Rabies can be carried and transmitted by any mammal. No, squirrels are not one of the major reservoirs for the disease, but it is still very possible to get rabies from a squirrel.
Squirrels are seldom found to have rabies but it is possible. The reason is unkown, but perhaps if they are attacked by a rabid animal they are usually killed. There may also be something about squirrel biology that makes it difficult for them to become infected.
There are no second chances with rabies, however, so if you did not kill or capture the squirrel for testing, it is best to have the shots.
All warm blooded mammals can contract rabies. Rodents are the least likely to spread the virus due to the fact that they rarely survive the bite of an affected animal(the only means of tranmitting the virus is through bites or scratches that break the skin).
They absolutely can. As a matter of fact, there was a news story a few weeks ago about a rabid squirrel attacking two people before they were able to kill it. They then sent it off for testing bc of its irradical behavior, and it tested positive for rabies. So, of course, the two people who were attacked had to have a rabies vaccination. So, yes, they definitely can.
Any warm blooded animal can get rabies (yes, even horses and cows!). However, the most common vectors in the US are skunks, raccoons and bats. Rarely are other wild animals found with the disease.
Searching on rabies I found the following info:
Small rodents (such as squirrels, hamsters, prairie dogs, gerbils, chipmunks, gophers, rats,
mice, etc.) and lagomorphs (such as rabbits and hares) are only rarely found to be infected with
rabies and have not been known to cause human rabies in the United States. The reason for this
appears to be that these small animals are unlikely to survive an attack from a rabid animal to
subsequently develop the disease.
The full document is here and includes a rabies risk assessment flow chart http://www.maine.gov/agriculture/aw/docu鈥?/a>
If in doubt, the animal should be captured and submitted for testing if possible.
Further, you should assess the circumstances of the bite. Was the bite warranted or did the squirrel act aggressively and without provocation? Was the squirrel acting in a particular way? What was the appearance of the squirrel? Often by the time animals are showing clinical signs of the disease, their physical appearance has substantially deteriorated (dull fur, dirty, unhealthy appearance). If the person bitten was offering food, or was otherwise interacting with the wild animal, a bite was probably a natural reaction due to being too close to the animal.
Training my dog to not chase squirrels?!!?
My dog walks beside me. He know.s sit, down, drop it and rollover. He just cant resist squirrels.Training my dog to not chase squirrels?!!?
What breed is he? My greyhound can't resist them either. I try not to let her off lead where they might be around, mainly because she has hurt herself while chasing.
When I let her she used to run around for a while and then come back. In safe places I couldn't see the harm in it (until she needed stitches that is) - here squirrels are considered vermin.Training my dog to not chase squirrels?!!?
First.. find or rent a 500 pound squirrel.
Seriously, you are not going to be able to do that. The squirrel's jerky movements and high pitched chittering are virtually irresistable to almost all young dogs. (As they get older they stop chasing everything). Sort of like barking at the mailman.
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I had the same problem, except my dog was able to get them...disgusting. Then I found this website;
http://www.beginningdogtraining.com
Great articles, videos, etc.
Good Luck,
JRurban decay cosmetics
What breed is he? My greyhound can't resist them either. I try not to let her off lead where they might be around, mainly because she has hurt herself while chasing.
When I let her she used to run around for a while and then come back. In safe places I couldn't see the harm in it (until she needed stitches that is) - here squirrels are considered vermin.Training my dog to not chase squirrels?!!?
First.. find or rent a 500 pound squirrel.
Seriously, you are not going to be able to do that. The squirrel's jerky movements and high pitched chittering are virtually irresistable to almost all young dogs. (As they get older they stop chasing everything). Sort of like barking at the mailman.
.
I had the same problem, except my dog was able to get them...disgusting. Then I found this website;
http://www.beginningdogtraining.com
Great articles, videos, etc.
Good Luck,
JR
Hi today we found 3 baby squirrels near my house, anybody tell me how to save it, need feeding instructions?
Contact your state's wildlife rescue organization. They will tell you exactly what to do and what to feed the squirrels. They usually have a 24 hour hotline so check your phone book.Hi today we found 3 baby squirrels near my house, anybody tell me how to save it, need feeding instructions?
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Hi today we found 3 baby squirrels near my house, anybody tell me how to save it, need feeding instructions?
Bring em back, the mother will take care of em. They start with milk, then small seeds. Try giving them bird feeder seeds.
What Licorcemom and Ilse said!
ask a vet or call an animal shelter or call a pet store. maybe look on the internet too. good luck! baby squirrels are cute!
sorry i don't know. but u can ask uncle donald.
Try calling your local wildlife or nature center for information. The squirrels may not be in fact abandoned, the mother may just be away from the nest for a period of time. They will be able to help you discern if indeed they need to be rescued and can tell you how and what to feed them. Frequently KMR ( Kitten Milk Replacer is used..buy it at the grocery or pet store ) and need to be kept warm with a heating pad under PART of the box so they don't overheat. They sometimes need feedings every 2 hours. They need to be kept in a quiet, darkened, cozy box. CHECK WITH THE NATURE CENTER...or maybe your vet.
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Hi today we found 3 baby squirrels near my house, anybody tell me how to save it, need feeding instructions?
Bring em back, the mother will take care of em. They start with milk, then small seeds. Try giving them bird feeder seeds.
What Licorcemom and Ilse said!
ask a vet or call an animal shelter or call a pet store. maybe look on the internet too. good luck! baby squirrels are cute!
sorry i don't know. but u can ask uncle donald.
Try calling your local wildlife or nature center for information. The squirrels may not be in fact abandoned, the mother may just be away from the nest for a period of time. They will be able to help you discern if indeed they need to be rescued and can tell you how and what to feed them. Frequently KMR ( Kitten Milk Replacer is used..buy it at the grocery or pet store ) and need to be kept warm with a heating pad under PART of the box so they don't overheat. They sometimes need feedings every 2 hours. They need to be kept in a quiet, darkened, cozy box. CHECK WITH THE NATURE CENTER...or maybe your vet.
I wanna knowing more about squirrels's life?
i've ane one year old little squirel and wanna learning more about itI wanna knowing more about squirrels's life?
I've had squirrels before, but what would help if you say how long you've had it?
Ok, well, presuming you haven't had it for long....if its tame then make sure you give it as much loving attention as you can (feed her/him stuff that he/she likes from your hand so he/she knows that you mean good), because like most animals, they can go wild again and then its really hard to tame it again.....give it a variety of fruit and nuts and have a resonable sized enclosure with branches so it can jump around and get it daily exercise. The one thing that a sqiurrel needs is another squirrel but since you have one(?) then that give you another reason to give it as much attention as you can....try not to let it run free in the house if its not really totally used to you, this is depending on your squirrels character. (It happened to me and it was a total disaster trying to catch her agian so we left her for a few days and then as far as i remember she got bored and we found her in her cage eating her food. Sometimes squirrels will sit on a branch and ';chirp';, twitching its tail up and down. Don't exactly know what that means but I think they trying to communicate.
I hope that helped a bit! Have fun with you squirrel and give it attention. :-)
P.S. Squirrels bite hard! So try not to get bitten!I wanna knowing more about squirrels's life?
You can go to google.com or askjeeves.com and get more information about anything.
You van try www.googel.com
Try your local library. They should have books on wildlife. The people that work there will be able to help you.
Squirrel's belong to the order ';Rodentia';, with 1650 species, it is the largest group of living mammals. It also comprises forty percent of all present day mammal species.
There are over 365 species of squirrels in seven families. They include the tree squirrel, ground squirrel, and flying squirrel. Plus many squirrel-like mammals such as the gopher, ground hog and prairie dog.
Squirrels are the most active in late winter, when the mating season begins. The males will chase a females, as well as, chase off other suitors. This ritual of chasing, occurs through the trees at top speed. While they perform some of the most breathtaking acrobatics imaginable.
The period of gestation varies from 33 days in the smaller species of pine squirrels, up to 60 days for the larger species such as the common gray and fox squirrels.
Squirrels are usually born in the early spring. The average litter consists of four. This varies with climate and location. A second litter can occur in mid summer, if there is an adequate food supply.
A female squirrel will choose the strongest male during mating season, but is unlikely to breed with that male again. This is natures way of reducing inbreeding, and to preserve the species.
A baby squirrel weighs approximately one ounce at birth, and is about one inch long. They do not have hair or teeth, and are virtually blind for the first six to eight weeks.
Gray squirrels come in many colors. Shades of gray are the most common followed by shades of brown. There are also pure white and pure black squirrels, but both are variations of the gray squirrel.
The common Red squirrel can have an all black coat. While the Kaibab squirrel has a black body with a white tail. Both are found in coniferous forests.
In the summer squirrels are most active two to three hours after sunrise, then they'll rest in the afternoon. Resuming activity again two hours before sunset. The squirrel will retire to its nest well before dark, and will rarely leave the nest in the dark. In the winter, the squirrel will complete its activities between dawn and mid- day, and will remain in or around the nest until the next day.
During winter storms, or severe cold, the squirrel may not leave the nest for days. But, the tree squirrel does not hibernate!
An adult squirrel normally lives alone. But will, in severe cold, share its nest with other squirrels to conserve body heat. Once the temperature rises, the guests will be on their way.
Squirrels eyes are located high, and on each side of their head. This allows them a wide field of vision, without turning their head.
The gray squirrels diet consists of nuts, seeds and fruit. It will eat bird eggs, bugs, and even an animal carcass if there is no other food source available.
The gray squirrel requires some salt in its diet, and may find this salt in the soil along roads where snow and ice may have been.
Squirrels chew on tree branches to sharpen and clean their teeth. That's why you may see many small branches on the ground around large trees. They will also chew on power lines for the same reason, this has caused many major power outages throughout the country.
A squirrel's brain is about the size of a walnut.
The average adult squirrel needs to eat about a pound of food a week to maintain an active life.
Squirrels communicate through a series of chirps. The frequency, and the duration of the notes communicate everything from laughter to alarm. Their frequency range is normally between .01 KHz. and 10 KHz. (kilohertz). These sounds when used in conjunction with tail gestures, form the basis for squirrel communication.
If a squirrel has taken up residence in your attic or crawl space, the only practical way to remove them is by trapping.
A squirrel will break the shell of a nut with its teeth, then clean the nut by licking it or rubbing on its face before it is buried. This action applies a scent to the nut which helps the squirrel find it later, even under a foot of snow.
The sweat glands of a tree squirrel are located on their feet, between the foot pads and on their paws between the toes. When hot or excited a squirrel will leave wet tracks on a dry surface. This scent is also used to mark the trees in their territory.
If a squirrels nest becomes infested with fleas or other parasites, it will move to, or build a new nest. This is why there may be more nests then squirrels in a given area.
The gray squirrel has been known to build a nest in many unusual places, in an attic or a crawl space seems to be the most common. Squirrels have also built nests in automobiles, chimney's, barbecue grills and under porches.
When a squirrel senses danger, its first instinct is to stand motionless. If on the ground it will race to the closest tree, or other climbable object to escape. If it is in a tree, it will circle the trunk with its body pressed tightly to the bark.
The squirrel's erratic path while crossing a street is an attempt to confuse the oncoming vehicle... thereby causing it to change direction. This is obliviously the squirrels biggest, and often last mistake.
The male tree squirrel takes twice as long, as the female, to groom itself. They are the cleanest animal in the rodent family.
A squirrels teeth grow continuously. Their incisor's will grow six inches per year, but stay short due to the constant wear they receive.
The most common type of squirrel bite is a result of feeding a squirrel by hand. Never hold the food between your fingers, chances are very good you will be bitten. A squirrel's eyes are always looking for predators and they rarely focus on what they are eating.
I've had squirrels before, but what would help if you say how long you've had it?
Ok, well, presuming you haven't had it for long....if its tame then make sure you give it as much loving attention as you can (feed her/him stuff that he/she likes from your hand so he/she knows that you mean good), because like most animals, they can go wild again and then its really hard to tame it again.....give it a variety of fruit and nuts and have a resonable sized enclosure with branches so it can jump around and get it daily exercise. The one thing that a sqiurrel needs is another squirrel but since you have one(?) then that give you another reason to give it as much attention as you can....try not to let it run free in the house if its not really totally used to you, this is depending on your squirrels character. (It happened to me and it was a total disaster trying to catch her agian so we left her for a few days and then as far as i remember she got bored and we found her in her cage eating her food. Sometimes squirrels will sit on a branch and ';chirp';, twitching its tail up and down. Don't exactly know what that means but I think they trying to communicate.
I hope that helped a bit! Have fun with you squirrel and give it attention. :-)
P.S. Squirrels bite hard! So try not to get bitten!I wanna knowing more about squirrels's life?
You can go to google.com or askjeeves.com and get more information about anything.
You van try www.googel.com
Try your local library. They should have books on wildlife. The people that work there will be able to help you.
Squirrel's belong to the order ';Rodentia';, with 1650 species, it is the largest group of living mammals. It also comprises forty percent of all present day mammal species.
There are over 365 species of squirrels in seven families. They include the tree squirrel, ground squirrel, and flying squirrel. Plus many squirrel-like mammals such as the gopher, ground hog and prairie dog.
Squirrels are the most active in late winter, when the mating season begins. The males will chase a females, as well as, chase off other suitors. This ritual of chasing, occurs through the trees at top speed. While they perform some of the most breathtaking acrobatics imaginable.
The period of gestation varies from 33 days in the smaller species of pine squirrels, up to 60 days for the larger species such as the common gray and fox squirrels.
Squirrels are usually born in the early spring. The average litter consists of four. This varies with climate and location. A second litter can occur in mid summer, if there is an adequate food supply.
A female squirrel will choose the strongest male during mating season, but is unlikely to breed with that male again. This is natures way of reducing inbreeding, and to preserve the species.
A baby squirrel weighs approximately one ounce at birth, and is about one inch long. They do not have hair or teeth, and are virtually blind for the first six to eight weeks.
Gray squirrels come in many colors. Shades of gray are the most common followed by shades of brown. There are also pure white and pure black squirrels, but both are variations of the gray squirrel.
The common Red squirrel can have an all black coat. While the Kaibab squirrel has a black body with a white tail. Both are found in coniferous forests.
In the summer squirrels are most active two to three hours after sunrise, then they'll rest in the afternoon. Resuming activity again two hours before sunset. The squirrel will retire to its nest well before dark, and will rarely leave the nest in the dark. In the winter, the squirrel will complete its activities between dawn and mid- day, and will remain in or around the nest until the next day.
During winter storms, or severe cold, the squirrel may not leave the nest for days. But, the tree squirrel does not hibernate!
An adult squirrel normally lives alone. But will, in severe cold, share its nest with other squirrels to conserve body heat. Once the temperature rises, the guests will be on their way.
Squirrels eyes are located high, and on each side of their head. This allows them a wide field of vision, without turning their head.
The gray squirrels diet consists of nuts, seeds and fruit. It will eat bird eggs, bugs, and even an animal carcass if there is no other food source available.
The gray squirrel requires some salt in its diet, and may find this salt in the soil along roads where snow and ice may have been.
Squirrels chew on tree branches to sharpen and clean their teeth. That's why you may see many small branches on the ground around large trees. They will also chew on power lines for the same reason, this has caused many major power outages throughout the country.
A squirrel's brain is about the size of a walnut.
The average adult squirrel needs to eat about a pound of food a week to maintain an active life.
Squirrels communicate through a series of chirps. The frequency, and the duration of the notes communicate everything from laughter to alarm. Their frequency range is normally between .01 KHz. and 10 KHz. (kilohertz). These sounds when used in conjunction with tail gestures, form the basis for squirrel communication.
If a squirrel has taken up residence in your attic or crawl space, the only practical way to remove them is by trapping.
A squirrel will break the shell of a nut with its teeth, then clean the nut by licking it or rubbing on its face before it is buried. This action applies a scent to the nut which helps the squirrel find it later, even under a foot of snow.
The sweat glands of a tree squirrel are located on their feet, between the foot pads and on their paws between the toes. When hot or excited a squirrel will leave wet tracks on a dry surface. This scent is also used to mark the trees in their territory.
If a squirrels nest becomes infested with fleas or other parasites, it will move to, or build a new nest. This is why there may be more nests then squirrels in a given area.
The gray squirrel has been known to build a nest in many unusual places, in an attic or a crawl space seems to be the most common. Squirrels have also built nests in automobiles, chimney's, barbecue grills and under porches.
When a squirrel senses danger, its first instinct is to stand motionless. If on the ground it will race to the closest tree, or other climbable object to escape. If it is in a tree, it will circle the trunk with its body pressed tightly to the bark.
The squirrel's erratic path while crossing a street is an attempt to confuse the oncoming vehicle... thereby causing it to change direction. This is obliviously the squirrels biggest, and often last mistake.
The male tree squirrel takes twice as long, as the female, to groom itself. They are the cleanest animal in the rodent family.
A squirrels teeth grow continuously. Their incisor's will grow six inches per year, but stay short due to the constant wear they receive.
The most common type of squirrel bite is a result of feeding a squirrel by hand. Never hold the food between your fingers, chances are very good you will be bitten. A squirrel's eyes are always looking for predators and they rarely focus on what they are eating.
Squirrels!!!???
I have a few squirrels that have decided my attic is the palce to be. I have found where thay come in, but I can not fix it until I get them out!!! I need a humane way of driving them out w/ needing to buy any fancy stuff, or call someone. Please help!Squirrels!!!???
Moth balls. The hate it but it doesn;t hurt them. Sprinkle the moth balls in the attic.Squirrels!!!???
they dislike moth balls
Get a cat and put him up there for a few days.
i had chipmunks in my house, i used a bb gun for 2 or 3 of them, and used a cup to trap another. they like to hang around walls, so put a tube of some sort against the wall and when they go in grab it and turn it right side up so they are traped in it.
Go up into the attic. Most likely you will scare them away by just being there. Do the closure repairs immediately. You better hustle Humane or otherwise or these tree rats will have babes in the attic. and then you are really gonna have a time of it.
Why don't you try to get them out with loud music or noise. Then you can patch up the hole. Make sure that you look for a nest with babies in the attic. They are always breeding.
you may be able to go to your city shelter and just borrow there trap. You really do want to get them out because they can cause alot of problems especially if they chew on you telephone wires, cable wire, and electric. They are a real pain. You also can put a sign up there saying no squirrels allowed. Good luck
Moth balls. The hate it but it doesn;t hurt them. Sprinkle the moth balls in the attic.Squirrels!!!???
they dislike moth balls
Get a cat and put him up there for a few days.
i had chipmunks in my house, i used a bb gun for 2 or 3 of them, and used a cup to trap another. they like to hang around walls, so put a tube of some sort against the wall and when they go in grab it and turn it right side up so they are traped in it.
Go up into the attic. Most likely you will scare them away by just being there. Do the closure repairs immediately. You better hustle Humane or otherwise or these tree rats will have babes in the attic. and then you are really gonna have a time of it.
Why don't you try to get them out with loud music or noise. Then you can patch up the hole. Make sure that you look for a nest with babies in the attic. They are always breeding.
you may be able to go to your city shelter and just borrow there trap. You really do want to get them out because they can cause alot of problems especially if they chew on you telephone wires, cable wire, and electric. They are a real pain. You also can put a sign up there saying no squirrels allowed. Good luck
If a tree falls in a wood...who rehouses the squirrels?
British government will issue them with passports,free council house, free health care,mobile phones,allow them to lie round like loppy dogs instead of working, etc..If a tree falls in a wood...who rehouses the squirrels?
They rehouse themselves!If a tree falls in a wood...who rehouses the squirrels?
The democrats will vote that the taxpayers pay for it.
The squirrel FHA
Squirrels are opportunists. They will displace whoever is not strong enough to repel them. And the weakest will die in the brutal struggle for survival - thus creating a habitat for other smaller creatures and creating the right ground conditions for the growth of another tree.
So beware, you and your home could be their next target.
The Squirrel Relocation Committee
omg!!! - you ask me this just before i go to bed??? NOW i'm worried!
do you think they would like to come and stay in my garden??
~x~
I think the loss of trees in a squirrels natural habitat whether it is due to natural causes of man-made causes will lead to what are known as ground squirrels. These animals dig burrows or dens out in the ground with long, sharp claws. However if the loss of trees is not gradual but sudden it would lead to the extermination of all the squirrels in that habitat because the squirrels had no time to adapt.
However if it is just a single tree we are talking about the squirrel will just build another nest in the next nearest tree.
The tree next to it.
More importantly, if a man speaks in the woods and no woman is there to hear him... Is he still wrong?
FEMA; as long as someone distributes the trailers properly.
They rehouse themselves!If a tree falls in a wood...who rehouses the squirrels?
The democrats will vote that the taxpayers pay for it.
The squirrel FHA
Squirrels are opportunists. They will displace whoever is not strong enough to repel them. And the weakest will die in the brutal struggle for survival - thus creating a habitat for other smaller creatures and creating the right ground conditions for the growth of another tree.
So beware, you and your home could be their next target.
The Squirrel Relocation Committee
omg!!! - you ask me this just before i go to bed??? NOW i'm worried!
do you think they would like to come and stay in my garden??
~x~
I think the loss of trees in a squirrels natural habitat whether it is due to natural causes of man-made causes will lead to what are known as ground squirrels. These animals dig burrows or dens out in the ground with long, sharp claws. However if the loss of trees is not gradual but sudden it would lead to the extermination of all the squirrels in that habitat because the squirrels had no time to adapt.
However if it is just a single tree we are talking about the squirrel will just build another nest in the next nearest tree.
The tree next to it.
More importantly, if a man speaks in the woods and no woman is there to hear him... Is he still wrong?
FEMA; as long as someone distributes the trailers properly.
Would you rather move to France or be locked in a cage with 1337 rabid flesh-eating squirrels?
i will take the squirrels.Would you rather move to France or be locked in a cage with 1337 rabid flesh-eating squirrels?
France- most definetelyWould you rather move to France or be locked in a cage with 1337 rabid flesh-eating squirrels?
Frace becaue then I could watch the French Open and the Tour De France.
France--it might be an adventure...
France because I love France.
Just curious---why 1337? Why not 1338?
definitely move to france
it'd be fun (:
i've always wanted to go to france...
Move to france! Thats why im learning french right now!!
Move to France.
FRANCE! a lot of
sexy people!
i would move to france
France. I don't want to be munched on my squirrels.
Paris, here I come
France- most definetelyWould you rather move to France or be locked in a cage with 1337 rabid flesh-eating squirrels?
Frace becaue then I could watch the French Open and the Tour De France.
France--it might be an adventure...
France because I love France.
Just curious---why 1337? Why not 1338?
definitely move to france
it'd be fun (:
i've always wanted to go to france...
Move to france! Thats why im learning french right now!!
Move to France.
FRANCE! a lot of
sexy people!
i would move to france
France. I don't want to be munched on my squirrels.
Paris, here I come
Have you ever wanted to run off to the woods and be adopted by a family of squirrels?
I love squirrels but I can't keep up with them when they start chasing each other around the tree. Maybe with some practice....yeah, sounds like a good idea to me.Have you ever wanted to run off to the woods and be adopted by a family of squirrels?
yes , yes i have..many times actually..however Angelina Jolie keeps finding me....*kicks the dirtHave you ever wanted to run off to the woods and be adopted by a family of squirrels?
only every minute of every day
I must have been talking in my sleep again. I know this because that's the only way I could have thoughts like that. In my dreams.
i'm not sure if they could take care of me........i'm a little too big for them.............plus i'm not sure if i should trust a tiger who asks questions :)
No but when I was little I wanted to live in the sewer and be raised by rats.
No, but I have always wanted to run into the woods and fall in love with Bigfoot.
Squirrels, no. Hawks, yeah.
No but I would let the bears have me.
Nah...I was always partial to wolves...
Might as well, some people think I'm already related to them.
i am nuts enough
no it was skunks!
I'd rather live with possums.
I can honestly say I've never wanted that...
No, I have not.urban decay cosmetics
yes , yes i have..many times actually..however Angelina Jolie keeps finding me....*kicks the dirtHave you ever wanted to run off to the woods and be adopted by a family of squirrels?
only every minute of every day
I must have been talking in my sleep again. I know this because that's the only way I could have thoughts like that. In my dreams.
i'm not sure if they could take care of me........i'm a little too big for them.............plus i'm not sure if i should trust a tiger who asks questions :)
No but when I was little I wanted to live in the sewer and be raised by rats.
No, but I have always wanted to run into the woods and fall in love with Bigfoot.
Squirrels, no. Hawks, yeah.
No but I would let the bears have me.
Nah...I was always partial to wolves...
Might as well, some people think I'm already related to them.
i am nuts enough
no it was skunks!
I'd rather live with possums.
I can honestly say I've never wanted that...
No, I have not.
Do you believe that squirrels are natures little speed bumps???
Tejas-yuki's answer about sums it up for me as well!!Do you believe that squirrels are natures little speed bumps???
I love squirrles, I walk to the park to feed them peanuts and I always try my best not to run them over. Even though they always dart out in front of me chasing each other!Do you believe that squirrels are natures little speed bumps???
no you sick basta**
Yes, I always slow down if I see them to avoid running them over.
No, I think 'ahhhhh oooohhhhuu' is though.
no i had a squirrel take my nuts
bad, bad, bad. No bisquit.
I love squirrles, I walk to the park to feed them peanuts and I always try my best not to run them over. Even though they always dart out in front of me chasing each other!Do you believe that squirrels are natures little speed bumps???
no you sick basta**
Yes, I always slow down if I see them to avoid running them over.
No, I think 'ahhhhh oooohhhhuu' is though.
no i had a squirrel take my nuts
bad, bad, bad. No bisquit.
Best time to hunt squirrels in late Fall?
early morning or middayBest time to hunt squirrels in late Fall?
When I was a tad younger, I would fill my deer tags with a bow within the first few weeks of the season, leaving me sometimes 4 more weekends to squirrel hunt before the deer gun season started. I cherish those days, first because I had already gotten my venison for the season, and second, because I got to hunt ol' bushytails during the best time of the year!
I loved taking the .22 up into the deer stands right before dawn. Honestly, because I missed the same squirrel a few weeks in a row, I remember that I'd see him climb down the tree just as the sun was coming up. In my opinion, the first hour where it the light is sufficient to shoot is the best time. The squirrels come down from the trees and feed on the nuts they've buried all summer long. Not to say that the rest of the day isn't productive, but I'd say first light (dawn) and last light (dusk) are the best two times for squirrels.
HOWEVER, with it being late fall, and all the leaves being down, I did master a technique (especially when it snows here in NY) to use during midday. After the first hour or two, I'd stop sitting and start still hunting. Sometimes I'd come across fresh squirrel tracks in the snow. I'd follow them until they stopped around a tree - and if you look long and hard enough, sometimes you see them in the branches just hiding out. In the summer it works because of all the leaves. In the late fall and winter, they can be spotted with a little bit of effort.Best time to hunt squirrels in late Fall?
All the squirrels that I've gotten this season, I shot between 4 and 5:30 pm.
any old day just be sure to fry em good aint nothin better than fried squirrel
When I was a tad younger, I would fill my deer tags with a bow within the first few weeks of the season, leaving me sometimes 4 more weekends to squirrel hunt before the deer gun season started. I cherish those days, first because I had already gotten my venison for the season, and second, because I got to hunt ol' bushytails during the best time of the year!
I loved taking the .22 up into the deer stands right before dawn. Honestly, because I missed the same squirrel a few weeks in a row, I remember that I'd see him climb down the tree just as the sun was coming up. In my opinion, the first hour where it the light is sufficient to shoot is the best time. The squirrels come down from the trees and feed on the nuts they've buried all summer long. Not to say that the rest of the day isn't productive, but I'd say first light (dawn) and last light (dusk) are the best two times for squirrels.
HOWEVER, with it being late fall, and all the leaves being down, I did master a technique (especially when it snows here in NY) to use during midday. After the first hour or two, I'd stop sitting and start still hunting. Sometimes I'd come across fresh squirrel tracks in the snow. I'd follow them until they stopped around a tree - and if you look long and hard enough, sometimes you see them in the branches just hiding out. In the summer it works because of all the leaves. In the late fall and winter, they can be spotted with a little bit of effort.Best time to hunt squirrels in late Fall?
All the squirrels that I've gotten this season, I shot between 4 and 5:30 pm.
any old day just be sure to fry em good aint nothin better than fried squirrel
Are the Chipp-n-Dales really just a bunch of squirrels?
Zoology section? Lol.Are the Chipp-n-Dales really just a bunch of squirrels?
Fuzzy tailed tomato eating things they are.Are the Chipp-n-Dales really just a bunch of squirrels?
Got a chuckle out of me, starred.
'Though the chuckle was only 'cause I remembered that That 70's Show episode where Leo says he stripped with Chipp-n-Dales, then Eric says he didn't, then Leo says he stripped at Bloomingdales.
Zoology section ..lol
haha. they are also.... ummmm..........how old are you??
Meh whatever.. I knew what they were at thirteen. they are also Male strippers/dancers :D haha..
There are nuts involved...
I love this question. Thanks for the good laugh.
that's chipmunks, not squirrels,
lol
That depends on how old you are...
Yes, they sure are.
Fuzzy tailed tomato eating things they are.Are the Chipp-n-Dales really just a bunch of squirrels?
Got a chuckle out of me, starred.
'Though the chuckle was only 'cause I remembered that That 70's Show episode where Leo says he stripped with Chipp-n-Dales, then Eric says he didn't, then Leo says he stripped at Bloomingdales.
Zoology section ..lol
haha. they are also.... ummmm..........how old are you??
Meh whatever.. I knew what they were at thirteen. they are also Male strippers/dancers :D haha..
There are nuts involved...
I love this question. Thanks for the good laugh.
that's chipmunks, not squirrels,
lol
That depends on how old you are...
Yes, they sure are.
If we were squirrels, could you scamper about in as cute a fashoin as i could?
http://www.photostuff.org/images/zoo2/IM…If we were squirrels, could you scamper about in as cute a fashoin as i could?
Yes...My scamper is much cuter than that.
Mine has a little twirl on the end. LOL :)If we were squirrels, could you scamper about in as cute a fashoin as i could?
well... i love cute
that squirrel rocks! Love the red cape answer.
That squirrel needs a little red cape
I scamper around pretty cute now and I'm a lion
YES I WOULD !!!!!!!!!!!!!
i hope so
Yes...My scamper is much cuter than that.
Mine has a little twirl on the end. LOL :)If we were squirrels, could you scamper about in as cute a fashoin as i could?
well... i love cute
that squirrel rocks! Love the red cape answer.
That squirrel needs a little red cape
I scamper around pretty cute now and I'm a lion
YES I WOULD !!!!!!!!!!!!!
i hope so
Do Cats eat Squirrels?
This morning,I was listening to what I thought was a ';cat fight';,in my backyard. I looked out the window,to see my neighbor's cat,wrestling with a baby squirrel. The squirrel was'nt fighting back,just trying to get away,so I went to get a glass of water,to throw it on the cat,to make him stop,but by the time I got outside,both of them were gone. Do you think the cat took the squirrel somewhere to eat it?Do Cats eat Squirrels?
Cats can eat squirrels and mice, but a domestic cat usually if it's fed everyday will not eat wild animals. It might kill them and bring them home as a gift to show their love for you, but they will not eat it.Do Cats eat Squirrels?
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Not My Cat.
If the cat is an outdoor cat then the cat my have ate it. If not the cat took it back to your neighbors lay ed it on your neighbors porch for the family to see its prize(my cat did that with chipmunks)
Cats DO eat mice, and if it considered the baby squirrel / chipmunk to be a tiny rodent treat, it's possible it ate it.
Cats can eat squirrels. They sometimes think its fun to chase and kill things. Sometimes they won't eat their kill.
And yes that cat probably ate the bay squirrel.
Yes cats eat squirrels birds mice lizards just about anything samll like that
If your cat is big enough then it will eat a baby squrill, if the squrill threatens the cat.
The cat, if it was Hungary could of ate the poor squirrel. Most likely if the cat's not Hungary it would not eat it.But it did probably kill the baby squirrel. My cat kills mice and shrew all of the time but never eats them.My dog eats them!
It's always possiable, the cat could have just dragged it to another place to play with it some more
my cat eats mice but is afraid of squrrels and birds
umm yeah, i dont think a cat would eat a squirrels. it prob. just ran
I think they just wanted to play cats are very curious
Cats can eat squirrels and mice, but a domestic cat usually if it's fed everyday will not eat wild animals. It might kill them and bring them home as a gift to show their love for you, but they will not eat it.Do Cats eat Squirrels?
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Not My Cat.
If the cat is an outdoor cat then the cat my have ate it. If not the cat took it back to your neighbors lay ed it on your neighbors porch for the family to see its prize(my cat did that with chipmunks)
Cats DO eat mice, and if it considered the baby squirrel / chipmunk to be a tiny rodent treat, it's possible it ate it.
Cats can eat squirrels. They sometimes think its fun to chase and kill things. Sometimes they won't eat their kill.
And yes that cat probably ate the bay squirrel.
Yes cats eat squirrels birds mice lizards just about anything samll like that
If your cat is big enough then it will eat a baby squrill, if the squrill threatens the cat.
The cat, if it was Hungary could of ate the poor squirrel. Most likely if the cat's not Hungary it would not eat it.But it did probably kill the baby squirrel. My cat kills mice and shrew all of the time but never eats them.My dog eats them!
It's always possiable, the cat could have just dragged it to another place to play with it some more
my cat eats mice but is afraid of squrrels and birds
umm yeah, i dont think a cat would eat a squirrels. it prob. just ran
I think they just wanted to play cats are very curious
I have to save the world from squirrels by Sunday! Any advice?
They're evil and they must be stopped!I have to save the world from squirrels by Sunday! Any advice?
Get them some weed and they will be lazy and won't be evil anymore.I have to save the world from squirrels by Sunday! Any advice?
The way to defeat insurgent squirrels is in fact very simple. Bluster loudly about an anti-squirel troop surge. Go to congress and ask for more billions in our war against radical squirels. Claim that the money is for the troops. Then very quietly go to the various leaders of the squirel insurgency and pay them vast sums of american taxpayer monies. Presto-Changeo the breakneck pace of squirel led terror groups on their way to world domination will slow dramatically. It is precicely NOW that you must strike ! This very Sunday in fact !
Whilst the radical squirels are busy gloating over their money, send Chuck Norris into thier midsts, as he will sure kick some squirel butt, thus saving the world from nut-devils and tail fluffers for ever !
Hey, its as good a plan as any the Bush Administration has come up with.....
You should trick them into a net. Put peanut butter on the ground and they will come to the net and you could catch them all and then take them on a rocket and ship them to outer space :)
*note*
I do not know if the peanut butter will work for squirrels but it will work for rats. (according to the movie Wanted). LOL J/K
%26lt;3 Jess
i didn't know that the world was in danger of being ruined by squirrels, but thanks for the heads up. there is this one squirrel that lives by my house and he is completely black. it's the only one i have ever seen. i think he is the ring leader, if you can get to him i think you are good - do you need directions?
Its not the squirrels you have to worry about, its the horses. They are controlling the other animals! Take out the horses and the squirls will become the happy, mischievous devils we all know and love. Good luck!
Thats just what the horses want you to believe:)
Ok, first, go to the grocery store and buy 3 tubs of mayonaise. then spread it all on the trees. Squirrels hate mayo!!! then once they knock out from the taste of it take your shot gun and BOOM shoot em! ^_^
Okay then...
Poisen all the nuts. (Nuts from the trees)
and also get alot of BB Guns and BBs
Watch your nuts
Awwwwwwww poor squirrels, send em my way I'll feed em for ya. My birdfeeders have now become bird/squirrel feeders :S
L
Awwwww...I like squirrels. I haven't seen one in a while so I'm kinda missin' 'em right now.... ;-(
fart and it'll be like an atomic bomb xDurban decay cosmetics
Get them some weed and they will be lazy and won't be evil anymore.I have to save the world from squirrels by Sunday! Any advice?
The way to defeat insurgent squirrels is in fact very simple. Bluster loudly about an anti-squirel troop surge. Go to congress and ask for more billions in our war against radical squirels. Claim that the money is for the troops. Then very quietly go to the various leaders of the squirel insurgency and pay them vast sums of american taxpayer monies. Presto-Changeo the breakneck pace of squirel led terror groups on their way to world domination will slow dramatically. It is precicely NOW that you must strike ! This very Sunday in fact !
Whilst the radical squirels are busy gloating over their money, send Chuck Norris into thier midsts, as he will sure kick some squirel butt, thus saving the world from nut-devils and tail fluffers for ever !
Hey, its as good a plan as any the Bush Administration has come up with.....
You should trick them into a net. Put peanut butter on the ground and they will come to the net and you could catch them all and then take them on a rocket and ship them to outer space :)
*note*
I do not know if the peanut butter will work for squirrels but it will work for rats. (according to the movie Wanted). LOL J/K
%26lt;3 Jess
i didn't know that the world was in danger of being ruined by squirrels, but thanks for the heads up. there is this one squirrel that lives by my house and he is completely black. it's the only one i have ever seen. i think he is the ring leader, if you can get to him i think you are good - do you need directions?
Its not the squirrels you have to worry about, its the horses. They are controlling the other animals! Take out the horses and the squirls will become the happy, mischievous devils we all know and love. Good luck!
Thats just what the horses want you to believe:)
Ok, first, go to the grocery store and buy 3 tubs of mayonaise. then spread it all on the trees. Squirrels hate mayo!!! then once they knock out from the taste of it take your shot gun and BOOM shoot em! ^_^
Okay then...
Poisen all the nuts. (Nuts from the trees)
and also get alot of BB Guns and BBs
Watch your nuts
Awwwwwwww poor squirrels, send em my way I'll feed em for ya. My birdfeeders have now become bird/squirrel feeders :S
L
Awwwww...I like squirrels. I haven't seen one in a while so I'm kinda missin' 'em right now.... ;-(
fart and it'll be like an atomic bomb xD
Are pet squirrels cool and nice?
are they expensive. wiill they bite. are they cool. do they let you hold them. american dollars pleaseAre pet squirrels cool and nice?
Squirrels don't make good pets. They need an absurd amount of attention, and they can't be kept in a cage. Check out this website for more information on squirrels as pets
http://www.squirrel-rehab.org/Are pet squirrels cool and nice?
Yea! My dads friend had one. It was cute and very nice and he taught it tricks. It also just sat on his sholder and it came when he called it. So hed put it outside for the day and callled it when he got home. Haha yea i think they make awesome pets! But they have personalitys so it doesnt mean theyll be perfect.
I hate squirrels. I try to run them over with my car.
Get a raccoon
I got one
He's so cool
Squirrels don't make good pets. They need an absurd amount of attention, and they can't be kept in a cage. Check out this website for more information on squirrels as pets
http://www.squirrel-rehab.org/Are pet squirrels cool and nice?
Yea! My dads friend had one. It was cute and very nice and he taught it tricks. It also just sat on his sholder and it came when he called it. So hed put it outside for the day and callled it when he got home. Haha yea i think they make awesome pets! But they have personalitys so it doesnt mean theyll be perfect.
I hate squirrels. I try to run them over with my car.
Get a raccoon
I got one
He's so cool
Are the Chipp-n-Dales really just a bunch of squirrels?
Zoology section? Lol.Are the Chipp-n-Dales really just a bunch of squirrels?
Fuzzy tailed tomato eating things they are.Are the Chipp-n-Dales really just a bunch of squirrels?
Got a chuckle out of me, starred.
'Though the chuckle was only 'cause I remembered that That 70's Show episode where Leo says he stripped with Chipp-n-Dales, then Eric says he didn't, then Leo says he stripped at Bloomingdales.
Zoology section ..lol
haha. they are also.... ummmm..........how old are you??
Meh whatever.. I knew what they were at thirteen. they are also Male strippers/dancers :D haha..
There are nuts involved...
I love this question. Thanks for the good laugh.
that's chipmunks, not squirrels,
lol
That depends on how old you are...
Yes, they sure are.
Fuzzy tailed tomato eating things they are.Are the Chipp-n-Dales really just a bunch of squirrels?
Got a chuckle out of me, starred.
'Though the chuckle was only 'cause I remembered that That 70's Show episode where Leo says he stripped with Chipp-n-Dales, then Eric says he didn't, then Leo says he stripped at Bloomingdales.
Zoology section ..lol
haha. they are also.... ummmm..........how old are you??
Meh whatever.. I knew what they were at thirteen. they are also Male strippers/dancers :D haha..
There are nuts involved...
I love this question. Thanks for the good laugh.
that's chipmunks, not squirrels,
lol
That depends on how old you are...
Yes, they sure are.
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