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To: Rudder
They've already been sighted in London, and they'll wipe out the Greys and the Reds.

My goodness....the squirrel plot is thickening!  But there's more.....there's the Squirrat!

The Sun Online - News A rat in me squirrel

A rat in me squirrel
Mythical beast ... is this a 'squirrat'?
Mythical beast ... is this a 'squirrat'?
 
 

By CLODAGH HARTLEY

 ARE we going nuts — or is this evidence of a mythical cross-breed of squirrels and rats?

This sighting of a grey creature with a hairless tail has sparked debate as to whether it is a “squirrat”. Artist Sia Sumaria, 41, snapped the animal in her back garden in central London.


 

Breeding ... inner city rat
Breeding ... inner city rat
 

She said: “This creature appears to have a rat’s tail. I thought maybe it had crossed with a rat. Squirrels in my garden want nothing to do with it.”

Experts say it is a squirrel struck by hair loss.

But websites insist some have mated with inner-city rats resulting in hybrid offspring.

Sounds like a tall tail to us . . .

 
 

 

48 posted on 01/22/2006 12:37:18 AM PST by Stoat (Rice / Coulter 2008: Smart Ladies for a Strong America)
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To: Stoat
I think that rat-tailed squirrel tangled with something and narrowly got away except for his tail hair...say a fox, or dog, or owl, or the crotch of tree limb?

Then again, it could organized warfare where Reds disquise themselves as Greys and Greys morph into rats...very clever.

50 posted on 01/22/2006 12:50:49 AM PST by Rudder
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