Squirrel King?
Squirrel King?
During a walk, my sister took a photo of squirrels with their tails matted and knotted together. I’ve heard of rat kings, but would this be considered a squirrel king?
I never knew Squirrel Kings were a thing, they appear to mostly happen to siblings
48 0 Replywouldn’t have expected this to be a wiki entry but now I’m curious what other animals could he burdened by this circumstance
15 0 ReplyI wonder if it's the same from that page, on the 11th, in Bend, Oregon
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Wow, thanks for sharing this. My first impression was that they were acting like daddy long legs, but no, this is bad.
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Please help them! They may not be able to get separated without human intervention.
26 0 Replyjust followed up after seeing your comment. someone was called out for assistance.
36 0 ReplySquirrels are vectors for the bubonic plague... So... Yeah, definitely go grab 'em.
6 17 Replywell that's definitely a way to not make more babies no?
7 1 ReplyAt least in the US you can call your local animal control and either them, or the regional wildlife rehab center will help separate them if possible.
Source: Worked at one of those centers in a past life when I wanted to be in veterinary sciences. (SOooOO MANY BABY BIRDS -_- )
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I hadn't heard of either and now I'm a little less comfortable than I was before about the world we live in.
23 0 ReplyReading the wiki page, at least it seems people are very successful at untangling Squirrel Kings.
15 0 ReplyThere might be some form of survivorship bias in there. We aren't documenting the instances we aren't discovering.
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Thought this was a joke, but it appears to be exactly what it says it is.
"Break out the 20-gauge Pa! We eatin' tonight!"
23 1 Reply9 1 Replythis from ancient aliens on the sega genesis???
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I want to see it move
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