This cute little punkass squirrel will stop delaying the White Sox-Cleveland Indians game when he's good and ready. First, he's gotta cool his harbles on the dirt, then he's gotta walk up to players to let them know who's boss, practically yelling "psych!" when they get close to him, and finally, after his 15 minutes of squirrel fame are up, he leaves the building. OK, so he's chased out. Whatever.









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rofl that was too cute. I loved how it ran around like it owned the place. Not to mention how it kept laying down.
1That was so cute. He was a smart little guy, acting like roadkill
2I just got a bit worried when they started to get him with the rakes. That's just inhumane. Leave the little critter alone.
I thought it was cute when the squirrel started GI Joe walk across the path and flick his tail to the camera as if to say, "You can't see me!"
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All I could think when the little guy flipped his tail over his head was that it looked like
Donald Trump and his ever-fashionable comb-over. Go Donald Sqump!
4He looks better on the field than my Detroit Tigers.
He probably would not cost as much either...probably just a couple bags of nuts...
5I'd like to volunteer Donald Trumps bags, but alas, I can't. Nuts.
6So cute! That thing its doing when lying flat and covering itself with the tail - is that really a method of hiding?
7ADORABLE! Maybe they should keep a dog around from now on?
8Oh- and Desert, I can answer your question-
It's a method of cooling off. Most
rodents do it, esp. meerkats. The ground is often far cooler then hot air, and they spread out to help conduction occur faster. I'm sure after being chased around in the sun, he was quite
exhausted.
9That was too freakin' cute. Drove my boyfriend crazy giggling over this.
10Thanks for the exp. Herp, cuz I was wondering that same thing. We've got TONS of squirrels around here, and I love to sit outside during my lunch and feed them, but I've NEVER seen them do that! It was hilarious. LOL
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