Canada. The museum is currently closed while staffers switch out its exhibition materials, but it’s slated to reopen to the public this spring. The mummified Ice Age squirrel will be among the ...

In a nutshell: Where did Washington's black squirrels come from? They came from Canada, specifically from Rondeau Provincial Park, a peninsula in Morpeth, Ontario, that juts like a uvula into Lake ...

Researchers determined this human outcome after analyzing data from more than 1,000 wild red squirrels in Canada. The ...

Until recently there were only two species of flying squirrels in North America. But the Northern and Southern species have been getting cozy and are interbreeding. WSJ's Angus Loten reports.

A mysterious lump of fur found frozen in Northern Canada has been identified as a 30,000-year-old mummified squirrel. Experts believe the Ice Age creature may have been hibernating at the time of ...

These squirrels, found in western Canada and the northern United States, aren’t as social as their South African cousins, and they hibernate. “Hibernating species are really cool,” Waterman ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Red squirrels living in Canada’s Yukon territory can have a pretty ...

Tis the season for squirrels to supplement their winter stores — and for some, that appears to include Christmas lights. Some East Vancouver residents say they're losing bulbs on their outdoor ...

Researchers from Manitoba University found that male Richardson’s ground squirrels - a species found in the Canadian prairies - emerged from hibernation during a particularly warm winter with ...

Squirrels reign supreme. Squirrels are as much a part of most college campuses as frat parties and midterms. A study of 536 college campuses in Canada and the continental United States found that ...

Until recently there were only two species of flying squirrels in North America. But the Northern and Southern species have been getting cozy and are interbreeding. WSJ's Angus Loten reports.