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We prefer squirrels over rats because they have hair on their tails. amirite?
by Anonymous2 years ago
Yeah...I think for me it's more that rats tend to infest places and squirrels tend to play in my yard and go back to the trees.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Wait till chew a hole in your eaves.......so much hate.
by Anonymous2 years ago
This is stupid. They belong to completely different animal families. Around a third of american households have had a rat infestations, while squirrel infestations do happen, they are a lot less common. Not to mention that rats have been blamed for a lot of disease throughout history, squirrels not so much.
by Anonymous2 years ago
I can vouch though, if your rat phobia is strong enough it will extend to some squirrels.
by Anonymous2 years ago
That's why I call them tree rats.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Rats urine is poison squirrels urine is amirtha
by Anonymous2 years ago
I prefer them because they stay on their side of the wall
by Anonymous2 years ago
Wouldn't it be harder to remove when you're trying to grill them?
by Anonymous2 years ago
Squirrel isn't very good. Not much meat and a bit tough. They are similar to rabbits but ok if you are hungry and need food.
by Anonymous2 years ago
I was about to say that at least squirrel can't propagate the plague, but:
"14 juill. 2020 — Public health officials have announced that a squirrel in Colorado has tested positive for the bubonic plague."
by Anonymous2 years ago
Some areas in California have plague squirrels too. I worked weekends on a ranch in the mountains and we had to be careful. They have fleas that carry it that are the reason for transmission from body to body. There would be mass die offs now and then but they bred like crazy so it didn't take long to build up a population again before the plague wiped them again.
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