There are many intriguing facts about squirrels—some of which you likely have never even heard before. Squirrels are far more ...

Squirrels hide nuts to prepare for cold weather and points when food is scarce. Grey squirrels stash them in multiple locations, often digging up and reburying so they remember the location ...

“So the squirrel carries [a nut] a species-specific distance and ... If you spent your whole life hiding bits of food that you relied on in your house, you would know where you’d put it ...

The owner of P’nut the Squirrel gave a tearful statement on ... who checked the back of the toilet to see if I was hiding anything there.” The warrant stemmed from anonymous complaints of ...

Flying squirrels in China have developed a clever way to hide their nuts — chewing grooves in them so they can be stored between tree branches. The unusual behavior, seen in two species in the ...

They served him with a surprise warrant allowing them to snatch away P’nut the squirrel and Fred ... the back of the toilet to see if I was hiding anything there.” But worse than all of ...

There are very few members of the animal kingdom that can give a Tiger a fright. One of them, evidently, is a squirrel. A ...

When given a mixture of walnuts, pecans, almonds, and hazelnuts, the squirrels took the time to hide each type of nut in a specific place. This method of “spatial chunking” may help them ...

The squirrel had his own room ... “It’s not like we were hiding him.” P’Nut was also the face and name of P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary, a nonprofit that Mr. Longo said he ...

The squirrel piled the nuts everywhere: against the engine ... said they've found animals in cars before -- like a groundhog hiding away or a case where something chewed through a customer's ...

Their search for food leads them to bird feeders, fallen seeds and nuts ... to burrow or to hide food for later. There are many reasons you’ll want to get rid of squirrels.