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Carnivorous Squirrel
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Uploaded: 11/12/06 9:44 PM GMT
Carnivorous Squirrel
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I'm leaving town. I've seen it all. My daughter said 'look at that squirrel chewing a stick'. On closer inspection, it is a chicken bone from the nearby smokehouse inside Busch Gardens. I always knew they were rabies carrying rats with fuzzy tails, but this one takes the cake. Time to create a new fright movie: attack of the carnivorous squirrels. Maybe he is just sharpening his teeth...
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.Blumie
11/12/06 10:07 PM GMT
A horror movie with such a cute guy? Yes, why not. You made a very good shot of this.
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very cute and funny image! ...and that squirrel takes the biscuit, hmmm chicken leg I mean! lol! Patti
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Great pic, another nice squirell. What's his name? It has to be Keifer...I'm pretty sure he is carnivorous. Nic work.
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Adorable, and squirrels very seldom have rabies. In fact, IIRC, no case of it has ever been documented in the wild. (In labs, it's a different matter, as any warm-blooded species can get it.)
Good, clear, well-composed shot!
Anastasia
Good, clear, well-composed shot!
Anastasia
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Amazing post and it shows that "someone" certainly tempted him to get close ;) Very well done.
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Great shot and pretty amazing to see it munching on a bone! I guess city animals adapt to just about anything including KFC!
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Lol, good thing you had your camera handy, great capture.
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A carnivorous squirrel.....I have seen it all now!.....Are you sure it is chicken...or has it turned cannibal on it's own kind?...........nice one Charlie
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This is a classic. You better take note. I think he's warming up for you.
Pat
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Very clear shot! You can even see the tree is "well-traveled"by squirrels ! That is interesting - I put out chicken bones for my crows and I have seen the squirrels sniff them and back away quickly! Maybe this was a very hngry one or just liked chewing on it. And by the way, thanks, Anastasia - you are correct about the rabies thing! I have that argument with people all the time...
Kat
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Sounds like discrimination to me. You can enjoy buffalo wings, but he can't? Just because he's cute and furry. Where's the ACLU when you need them? ;)
Actually, most rodents will nibble on bones/antlers in the wild as it provides them with calcium. He's probably getting some protien here as well.
Actually, most rodents will nibble on bones/antlers in the wild as it provides them with calcium. He's probably getting some protien here as well.
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Nuttin' like those chicken-fed variety squirrels...Puts a whole new meaning into "cute", doesn't it? (LOL)...Nice capture...
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