🐕🕳️It started with Daisy. Normally, she spent her afternoons chasing squirrels or sleeping in the shade. But that day, she wouldn’t stop digging in the same patch of dirt. Laura called her inside once. Twice. Daisy ignored her — claws tearing into the ground, growls low and urgent, as if she knew something was buried there. Finally, Laura walked over. That’s when she saw it. The dirt had given way to something pale, sticking out of the earth. Not roots. Not stone. Cloth. Her heart skipped. Dai

🌿 Wildlife Wednesday: Fantastic Fox Squirrels! Say hi to one of our resident Fox Squirrels (Sciurus niger). They are Indiana’s largest tree squirrel and one of the most entertaining critters you’ll spot leaping through the forest canopy. ✨ Tree Acrobatics – Fox squirrels are skilled climbers and jumpers, using their long, bushy tails for balance as they bound between branches and glide down tree trunks. ✨ Clever Cachers – These squirrels are experts at caching. They bury nuts and seeds in the f

9.2K views · 102 reactions | When they’re threatened by a predator, fox squirrels whip their tails in an s-shaped pattern to look big and fearsome. Researchers wondered what else they can learn from watching squirrels flag their tails. For instance, do they get frustrated, the way that people do? Find out in #DeepLook's full video, "Watch These Frustrated Squirrels Go Nuts!"  https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=185344155738049 | Deep Look • PBS | Facebook