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

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Squirrels have an excellent sense of smell that allows them to detect the scent of other squirrels.

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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