How do you keep warm in the winter? These Smith's Bush Squirrels choose to snuggle. This video was taken in Kruger National Park, South Africa. It was around 36 degrees Fahrenheit when this video was taken. Squirrels are social animals and also use this snuggle time for mutual grooming.
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