The word 'squirrels' is a correct and commonly used word in written English.
It is typically used to refer to small, bushy-tailed mammals that are part of the rodent family. Examples: - I saw a group of squirrels playing in the park. - The squirrels in my backyard keep stealing birdseed from the feeder. - Squirrels are known for their quick movements and ability to climb trees. - The children were delighted to spot a squirrel gathering nuts in the forest. - The red squirrel is a threatened species in many parts of Europe.
Among the shortlisted artists exhibiting was a young man who made evanescent little sculptures – monkeys, rabbits, squirrels – out of the fluff he scratched up from a newly laid carpet using his fingernails.
Acorn even participated in Bieber's Russian tour as one of the support acts, taking a share of the star's teenage fandom, the "Beliebers", and coming up with a name for his own fans — the "squirrels".
Beech is hoping their £4,692 (excluding VAT) digital campaign #NutsAboutKeele – featuring a dancing squirrels video, "I'm #Nuts About Keele because... ...... story cards, and a user-generated Storify – will help attract prospective students to the university.
YouTube, the original video-sharing website, became famous for water-skiing squirrels and bedroom musings.
If the proportion falls, however, the population dwindles.As Dr Lane and his colleagues report in Nature, in the first decade of the study the number of squirrels dropped just once.
STAND next to the bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin on the University of Pennsylvania's College Green at midday and along with the chirps of grey squirrels you will probably hear the squeal of buzz saws.
Moreover, it seems to me that ridiculous scandals, water-skiing squirrels, and the absurd local angle are the spoonsful of sugar that make the medicine of "real" news go down.
He grew up hunting squirrels, racoons and possums.
But it is a slow process.It would be nice (and probably profitable) to be able to do things the usual human way instead doing the equivalent of telling the network to recognise squirrels from their bushy tails.
Phoney currency wars Come on, TTIP Grey squirrels ReprintsWhereas public-sector salaries and benefits for working-age people are set to rise by a miserly 1% a year over the next few years, pensions have been "triple-locked": they increase by average earnings, inflation (currently 2.7%) or 2.5%, whichever is higher.
A cynic might compare human squirrels unfavourably to the wild sort, which usually remember to dig up their nuts come springtime.Self-storage firms are also well-placed to deal with the problem other landlords dread: non-paying tenants.
