I need some ideas here because this is really baffling to me.
I found in my fenced back yard a recently dead squirrel (no rigor mortis) with its head and shoulders in the ground and I cannot figure out how such a thing would have happened. Neither my dogs nor cats were in the back yard all day. And actually the "ground" in this location consists only of loose leaves for probably 6 - 8 inches in depth.
Did the squirrel dig after a nut and pass out/forget which way was up/fall asleep? :D Not likely. :p
Squirrels are pretty fast...but perhaps a mutant ninja mole overpowered the squirrel but then couldn't get it all the way underground. :)
Life as a squirrel get too hard to take so she buried her head in the ground?
Perhaps a snake? If so, why didn't the snake eat the squirrel?
Anyway, I picked up the squirrel with a shovel to go bury it and there we're no marks on it.
Anybody have any ideas what could have caused this?
By the way, this is the SECOND squirrel I've found in this exact same manner! Only a few feet from my back patio.
I found in my fenced back yard a recently dead squirrel (no rigor mortis) with its head and shoulders in the ground and I cannot figure out how such a thing would have happened. Neither my dogs nor cats were in the back yard all day. And actually the "ground" in this location consists only of loose leaves for probably 6 - 8 inches in depth.
Did the squirrel dig after a nut and pass out/forget which way was up/fall asleep? :D Not likely. :p
Squirrels are pretty fast...but perhaps a mutant ninja mole overpowered the squirrel but then couldn't get it all the way underground. :)
Life as a squirrel get too hard to take so she buried her head in the ground?
Perhaps a snake? If so, why didn't the snake eat the squirrel?
Anyway, I picked up the squirrel with a shovel to go bury it and there we're no marks on it.
Anybody have any ideas what could have caused this?
By the way, this is the SECOND squirrel I've found in this exact same manner! Only a few feet from my back patio.
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