it's over
It's over
Isaiah Rivera
Zachary Allen
NUTS status?
Landon Gray
nigga im nuts
Blake Hall
NIGGA HE'S /calm/
Kevin Campbell
I've seen black squirrels here
Isaac Cruz
>I've seen black squirrels here
Henry Edwards
Kevin Nelson
Nolan Rodriguez
I live in cumbria and I have seen a few red squirrels but mostly the grey squirrels mostly seem to be mixed with the reds now.
Leo Rogers
...
Matthew Stewart
BRO THE GREAT REPLACEMENT ISN'T REAL BRO LET'S VOTE FOR LIBERAL INTERNATIONALIST GLOBOHOMO CABAL BECAUSE DIVERSITY IS GOOD RIGHT BRO
Jose Ross
these are the only good threads on this board tbqh
John Young
We need /qaint/
Charles Green
blessed thread
Samuel Gray
IT'S /calm/
Michael Howard
>calm even though im seething with rage
grow tf up
Owen Cruz
The Kuz era pretty gemmy so far
Connor Murphy
from the thumbnail i thought this were a celtic language map comparison
Austin Gomez
>>calm even though im seething with rage
>grow tf up
Michael Jones
/redsquirrel/ lost.
grow up 4channeler.
Angel Scott
>blessed thread
Caleb Long
How would it be a celtic language compsrison? Idiot.
Tyler Rodriguez
Retard
Parker Perry
We need a memorial for the red squirrel genocide.
Ethan Perez
It's not over.
>discoverwildlife.com
>Researchers from Queen’s University Belfast set out to uncover why the recovery of pine marten populations in the UK and Ireland seem to positively affect red squirrel populations, while grey squirrel numbers see a decline.
>Curious to unveil why pine martens seem to predate more on non-native grey squirrels rather than native reds, the researchers left pine marten scent at 20 feeding sites across Northern Ireland.
>Red squirrels demonstrated clear behavioural responses when encountering the scent, visiting the feeding sites less often and becoming more vigilant, while grey squirrels did not change their behaviour, resulting in them being much more vulnerable to predation from pine martens.