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Xerus erythropus, common name African ground squirrel, is native to Africa, has coarse and short hair, and is known to be social animals. Cape ground squirrels, Xerus inauris, eating in the red sand of the Kgalgadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa and Botswana border.

Xerus eating a seed

Xerus eating a seed

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Xerus erythropus, common name African ground squirrel, is native to Africa, has coarse and short hair, and is known to be social animals. Pallid Ground Squirrel, xerus rutilus, Adult standing at Den Entrance, Kenya

Pallid Ground Squirrel, xerus rutilus, Adult standing at Den Entrance, Kenya

Pallid Ground Squirrel, xerus rutilus, Adult standing at Den Entrance, Kenya

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Xerus erythropus, common name African ground squirrel, is native to Africa, has coarse and short hair, and is known to be social animals. Cape Ground Squirrel, Xerus inauris, standing against white background

Xerus on white background

Xerus on white background

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Xerus erythropus, common name African ground squirrel, is native to Africa, has coarse and short hair, and is known to be social animals. Southern African Ground Squirrel (Xerus inauris) in the Etosha National Park,

Three Xerus looking out of den

Three Xerus looking out of den

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Xerus erythropus, common name African ground squirrel, is native to Africa, has coarse and short hair, and is known to be social animals. Cape ground squirrel, Xerus inauris, eating over a shallow brown background in the Kgalgadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa and Botswana border

Close-up of Xerus eating a seed

Close-up of Xerus eating a seed

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Xerus erythropus, common name African ground squirrel, is native to Africa, has coarse and short hair, and is known to be social animals.

A cute and adorable baby Xerus

A cute and adorable baby Cape Ground squirrel

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Xerus erythropus, common name African ground squirrel, is native to Africa, has coarse and short hair, and is known to be social animals.

round squirrel (Xerus inauris), in rainy season, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Kalahari desert, South Africa.

Ground squirrel (Xerus inauris), in rainy season, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Kalahari desert, South Africa.

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