Squirrels very rarely get rabies and have never been known to transmit it to humans. This is a young squirrel and looks like it is playing or begging for food. I imagine people have been feeding it.
If you read the "about" on the video over at YouTube you will see that after he stopped filming the guy "punted" it like you would have Phil. You old curmudgeon. ;-)
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Squirrels very rarely get rabies and have never been known to transmit it to humans. This is a young squirrel and looks like it is playing or begging for food. I imagine people have been feeding it.
If you read the "about" on the video over at YouTube you will see that after he stopped filming the guy "punted" it like you would have Phil. You old curmudgeon. ;-)
Too bad he's so small. Be a shame to eat something that cute all at once.
squirrel luvs nuts
men have two
Wildflower
He would have been going home with me
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