Squirrel Animal Pictures

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Red Squirrel sitting with nut
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Squirrel sitting in the Autumn leaves with an acorn
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Squirrel sitting on the ground
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Cute squirrel in the park
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Little baby squirrel
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Squirrel holds a walnut on a white background
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Squirrel Teeth - California Ground Squirrel
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Squirrel Teeth - Squirrel Showing its Teeth
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White Animals - White Squirrel
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A rare white animal, a wild white albino squirrel, sitting on a wooden platform eating with his fluffy tail curled up above his head.

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Squirrels eat seeds, berries, nuts, and insects.

Small red squirrel trying to grab a partially eaten apple. The apple is too big for the squirrel to carry, so he tries to pull it back. Focus on eye.

squirrel eating an apple
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Squirrels sometimes eat fruit if needing to supplement their diet.

Largest squirrel - Albert Squirrel
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Animals that Sing-Antelope Squirrel
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Harris Antelope Squirrel eating seeds on old cholla wood in Arizona. The squirrel from the United States sing songs of warning when they feel threatened.

Squirrel coming down from a tree shot

squirrel running down a tree
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Squirrels have an excellent sense of smell that allows them to detect the scent of other squirrels.

Grey Squirrel on log

10 Animals That Hoard - squirrel
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Squirrels rely on their sense of smell to find the caches in which they hoard their food.

Sleepiest Animals - Squirrel
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Squirrels spend up to 60% of their day asleep.

Happiest Animals_ Squirrel

Happiest Animals_ Squirrel
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Two ground squirrels (Xerus inaurus) playing, Kalahari desert, South Africa. Squirrels can jump a distance of up to 20 feet. They have long, muscular hind legs and short front legs that work together to aid in leaping.

Red Squirrel
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Grey Squirrel eating a nut

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Grey Squirrel, Royal Victoria Park, Bath

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A delightful selective focus shot of a grey squirrel climbing a tree in the morning sunlight.

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