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    Book Report in English III Precious Cielo V. Olegario III-SPA February 26‚ 2010 Book Report No. 2 Title: Squirrels Author: Elizabeth Brightwen Topic: All about squirrels Facts I already know about the topic: * Squirrels are rodents * Squirrels live on trees * They eat nuts and seeds * They are small bushy tailed animal New Words I Learned: * Gambol- leap playfully * It is well worth while to attract them near the house so that one may enjoy the sight their

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    The Adorable Red Squirrel A large red squirrel population has been living in the U.K. since the 1950s. Now these squirrels are having troubles and the country is doing its best with conservation effort to help this wonderful mammal to survive. Adored by Many Red squirrels are adored by people all over the U.K. and they make their home in lovely landscapes including mountain woodlands and urban gardens. For practically 10‚000 years this squirrel has been a common mammal and part of the natural

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    It’s funny how squirrels seem like this fun loving creature that wouldn’t harm a fly. You would be surprised if you found out what and how a squirrel causes problems to many things our environment. Squirrels are really just a pesky rodent that everyone loves to watch‚ but doesn’t want them to be anywhere near their gardens or homes etc. Basically either let them damage your belongings and cost you money‚ take the time and money to control them and save you money in the long run. Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis)

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    Order: Rodentia Family: Sciuridae Genus: Sciurus The eastern gray squirrel‚ or Sciurus carolinesis‚ is from the eastern and midwestern United States‚ and also to the eastern provinces of Canada (Wildlife Profiles). As the name states the eastern gray squirrel has gray fur but it can also have reddish fur and in some very rare cases black fur. Its belly is white and it has a long bushy tail.The average size of one of these squirrels is about 18 oz and the length‚ including the long bushy tail‚ being

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    Squirrel Talk I was sitting at the Warren high school football game Friday evening‚ when I started listening to my mom and sisters conversation. My sister Tonya just showed up at the game and my mom said to her “Hey how have you been?” Tonya said‚ “I have been great‚ but really busy helping Richard build a cage for our new pets.” My mom was unaware that she got new pets so she said‚ “Oh‚ what new pets?” My sister said‚ “We just got two baby squirrels!” At this point my mother was completely

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    Specifically‚ we were trying to determine if squirrels applied snakeskin randomly to certain areas of their body or if there was a specific technique to it in relation to escaping their predators. After an animal has determined that a predator is nearby‚ it must then take action to avoid encountering this threat. Encounters are most easily avoided by preventing predators from detecting prey in the first instance (Rosier & Langklide‚ 2011)‚ for squirrels this type of behavior is known as SSA‚ “snake

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    Do squirrels remember where they bury their nuts? Throughout the course of each year‚ squirrels save and store nuts‚ and bury them to eat in the winter. During the winter seasons‚ it is too snowy to leave their burrows to hunt for food‚ so the squirrels consume nuts from their underground storage. However‚ burying almost 5‚000 nuts per year can be tricky for squirrels to remember the 5‚000 different hiding places for each nut. Some scientists wonder if squirrels can actually remember where they

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    Take Care of a Baby Squirrel. Everywhere you go or look‚ you’ll more than likely to see a squirrel up in a tree‚ on a power line‚ or chasing one another on the ground. Most people don’t think of squirrels being a pet and it’s not as common to have a squirrel as it is to have a cat or dog. Having a squirrel as a pet takes a lot of time and energy and needs more attention than a cat or dog would need. If you’re out walking‚ running‚ or playing outside and you see a baby squirrel that needs your help

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    Introduction: The Eastern Gray Squirrels (Sciurus Carolinensis) is the very common‚ NOrth American Squirrel. It is found in a great variety of woodlands‚ parklands‚ suburban‚ and even urban areas (Pennsylvania State University‚ 2013). The Eastern Gray squirrel’s primary food is “mast‚” more commonly known as nuts of forest trees. Eastern Gray Squirrels will also eat almost anything given to them with the exceptions of meat‚ though there have been a few cases reported of cannibalism (http://www

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    are many relationships that provide a basis and means for the survival of a variety of different species around the world. This relationship is very apparent in the scientific findings regarding northern spotted owls (Strix Occidentalis)‚ flying squirrels (Glaucomys Sabrinus)‚ and truffles‚ which can include many varieties but especially Tuber Gibbosum in the Pacific Northwest and northern territories. Together‚ these animals and fungus are dependent on one another for both nutritional and reproductive

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