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    Default Squirrel's attack/eat dog

    Predatory rodents

    Appearaently they're not just cute little peaceful rodents, even under normal conditions they need protien in thier diet and it's not always from nut's.


    Wikipedia's squirrels/ lifestyle

    Anyways now I know why they always own the birdfeeders, because obviously the birds won't give them an easy meal or I should say it's free meal for them, in exchange for thier ........ lives.

    Common fods for squirrels besides nuts fungi and othe other vegetable matter are birds and bird eggs insects frogs and any other small animal they can catch.
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    That sounds pretty weird.
    I wonder why the dog couldn´t defend himself and how they killed him?


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    A dog can lick his ass but a dozen flesh eating squirrels aren't so easy to get off your back.


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    Default Re: Squirrel's attack/eat dog

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    Default Re: Squirrel's attack/eat dog

    I never did like squirrels ...



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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutch_guy
    I never did like squirrels ...



    maybe their attacking because i used to chase them alot..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oaty
    Predatory rodents

    Appearaently they're not just cute little peaceful rodents, even under normal conditions they need protien in thier diet and it's not always from nut's.


    Wikipedia's squirrels/ lifestyle

    Anyways now I know why they always own the birdfeeders, because obviously the birds won't give them an easy meal or I should say it's free meal for them, in exchange for thier ........ lives.

    Common fods for squirrels besides nuts fungi and othe other vegetable matter are birds and bird eggs insects frogs and any other small animal they can catch.
    Just FYI, both your links go to the same BBC page.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squirre...eding_behavior

    This what you wanted? Kinda funny though, right after the diet and feeding habits of squirrels is the section, "Squirrels AS food"
    Last edited by itchrelief; 07-23-2006 at 18:03.

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