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Malabar giant squirrel eating a meal. (Yahoo News\/SWNS)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Happy Hump Day TAH! We’re halfway through the week on a day called Spy Wednesday. This is the Wednesday before Easter Sunday. If you live in an area that still has snow on the ground, you probably may not need to color the eggs.<\/p>\n

The above photo is that of a Malabar giant squirrel. This is its real coloring, no photo shopping done on my part. The photographer managed to get it at the right angle, and lighting, to highlight its colors. Here is another photo of the colorful squirrel from another angle:<\/p>\n

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Malabar giant squirrel. (Yahoo News\/SWNS)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

This isn’t the only color combination that the squirrel comes in. You can find these in India. Like squirrels in North America, these squirrels do tend to forget where they bury their nuts and seeds. Result? A new tree. I have some pine saplings in my backyard, courtesy of the squirrels you’re more familiar with.<\/p>\n

Time to trigger some folk with a video that AW1Ed sent:<\/p>\n