I do not want to know. I do not want to know. I do not want to know.
How could you tell what species it was??
On the other hand, if it was a grey squirrel, then that means one of the little buggers is dead, and there's a whole litter that won't be growing up. Which is a good thing. (Have you seen what the little sods DO to trees?)
It was about the size of a field mouse, but the fact that it was an embryo clued me to the fact that it was a slightly larger species. And I have no idea if it was a grey squirrel or some other sort, as I promptly began screaming and made my Dad get rid of it.
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I do not want to know. I do not want to know. I do not want to know.
How could you tell what species it was??
On the other hand, if it was a grey squirrel, then that means one of the little buggers is dead, and there's a whole litter that won't be growing up. Which is a good thing. (Have you seen what the little sods DO to trees?)
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you should keep the embryo for your biology class.
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