The squirrel

The squirrel is one of the many small or medium-sized mammal species of the genus Scuridae in the genus Rhodensia. The squirrels and squirrels of this class are called squirrels. These two species are native to Asia, America, and Europe, and are squirrels in the tree with a jumping tail. Squirrels belong to the genus Squirrels, such as the squirrel squirrel and the chimpanzee, prairie dog, and woodpecker. Squirrels are found all over the world except Australia and Antarctica. Some tropical squirrels have black and white stripes on their bodies. Squirrels have short front legs and large hind legs, so they can jump very easily. Flying squirrels have hairy skin attached to the body from the front legs to the hind legs