Across the southwest is a cartoonish squirrel that wears a gray tuxedo and tassles on his ears. You can call them either Abert or Abert’s Squirrel.
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 Ned–a female baby skunk–has a body like an over-inflated squirrel baby. She’s got a huge belly and feet that look like miniature grizzly bear paws. Keep reading Meet Ned, Baby Skunk  Mickey is all feet with the football Around the world animal lovers are posing cute critters with soccer balls. It’s as if instead of Brazil versus England, it’ll be Team Fish versus Team Elephant. A Japanese aquarium figured out how to give a soccer ball to fish, with “Blue tangs, symbolising Japan’s national soccer team who are popularly known as “Blue Samurai.” I’m not above it. Here’s the squirrel football team. Alvin puts on his game face
The Gray Team has the ball Blue tangs symbolize Japan's team, who are called "Blue Samurai" South Korean OAfrican penguins play football at Hakkeijima Sea Paradise aquarium in Yokohama (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)
African Soccer Star !! by Picture Taker 2 Corgi in Training by this is emily AnimalTourism: Where to Go to See Animals  The baby squirrels have learned to nap in a hammock. Can you guess how many of the babies are huddled together? (answer at bottom) At first Baby Ruth was shy and would have been sulking in the corner. Here she’s at the bottom of the pile. I do hear some grumbling from the pile. It’s not always Ruth crying; it’s usually just that Alvin is roughhousing with his sisters. They have all gotten the hang of the hammock, which I just put up today. Alvin eats breakfast in bed. Baby Ruth and Benji thinking: why is there not a nipple attached to that camera? Baby Ruth experiments with almonds. Meanwhile, in the fortress of solitude on the other side of the room, Mickey is making some serious progress. For the last couple days she’s eaten nuts. That means she’s feeling more comfortable with her teeth. She still can’t crack nuts–let’s not get carried away. But once I open them for her, she eats them. I hope this means she’ll be able to go back home soon, though I will miss her. Where to Find Wild Animals in NYC Read how the squirrels got here Read where Mickey came from Answer: All four. To see more animals go to Keep reading How Many Baby Squirrels in This Adorable Pile? |
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