This Baby Squirrel's Smaller Than a AA Battery | The Dodo Little But Fierce
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2020
- The baby squirrel's rescue mom was feeding him around the clock but he wouldn't put on any weight - until she realized what was wrong all along.
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That was a brilliant guess about him being lactose intolerant. Never would have thought of that
Yeah, she seems really intelligent -- both intellectually and emotionally. Rocky really was lucky.
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She did not give it milk though. She probably gave him an animal milk formula is my guess.
If an animal is not thriving on a substitute animal milk formula then they may be lactose intolerant like this squirrel.
It also happens in human babies and other animal babies. It is just pretty rare.
@dudedud Quite the contrary. Given that the differential diagnosis for an infant failing to thrive (human or otherwise) consists of quite a variety of conditions including malabsorption, chronic infection, allergies, immunodeficiency, GI issues, etc., the lady was indeed quite insightful to land on the correct diagnosis almost immediately on her first try and seemingly based on a hunch. Just because a baby is underweight and malnourished does not necessarily mean lactose intolerance is the most obvious underlying cause.
@@orangewedges I was indeed thinking it was malabsorption, when she said it was lactose intolerance I was super surprised. Would've never guessed.
Being a squirrel I would have thought almond milk would be more appropriate anyhow.
I'm not a vet, but the milk of mammals varies enormously and it's unlikely cow milk is suitable for a rodent.
These people are the kind of people who are happy to help the weak become the brave
So, you're saying that these are the people who are truly awesome? I agree!
@@lunalgaleo1991 and I agree with you 😂
Beautifully said!
Best comment ever :) 💕
@BL Wow I didin't even know that was a thing!
The fact she was willing to let go of him shows how much she thinks of his happiness instead of just her’s. ❤️👍🏼
honestly i have same plans for ace when he grows ❤🔥❤🔥
wonder if she will be there to rescue all his kids. natural selection works for a reason.
@@catsbutthole true but if we can help why not? Aren’t we the superiors more intelligent species? Might as well use that for good
@@Simbaninogaming to me spreading a condition into the wild is not a good thing. that being said i just read up on squirrels and was unaware that they all are lactose intolerant.
You're a CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Insane, Idiot woman. Don't release him. He has NOT been raised by a Mama Squirrel and doesn't know about Feral Cats and Owls and Foxes. How stupid can you be?? You are Pathetic!! Other Squirrels will see him a s Different and they will Brutalize him....!!!
I found a baby squirrel this way too! It was with us for two months- we made sure to keep exposing her to the outside and trees. Then one day she left. It broke our hearts but we also felt really proud that we were able to keep her on her animal track- that she didn’t prefer us to her own kind, that she wanted to be out in the trees and not in our house. She clearly appreciated us because she’s visited us a couple times now. I understand the desire to keep them, but we felt like REALLY loving her meant allowing her to make her own choices, even if that choice was to leave us. It’s hard to practice that unconditional type of love but damn, it was so worth it to see this little squirrel become self sufficient and be excited to go out into the world
That’s awesome! It’s just amazing that you were able to care for an animal that isn’t even our same species and let it successfully go back into the wild
if you feed a squirrel, he will always come back lol don’t worry. he’s your friend for life!
Foof y if you feed a squirrel, it will com back with *a lot of* friends
It true
@@bewy9608 I fed a wild squirrel who then befriended me. We’d hang out. She chased off the other squirrels. I was hers.
So true!
@@justaride1366 I wouldn’t mind belonging to a squirrel.
The walnut shell at the end REALLY put his size into perspective.
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LOL ikr?
Wow...imagine being so tiny :) beautiful little creature 😊
Oh my god....to have a lactose intolerant infant is some cruel irony. What a sharp mind to even make that kind of an educated guess. I'm extremely proud of her and I'm thankful this was shared because now, if something similar happens in my life, I might be able to recognize it too given this knowledge.
You guys are fantastic
🥺
263 likes and I am the first answer!?!
No, but yes, but actually no. She probably should have kept the squirrel because now squirrels are going to be lactose intolerant. Or some of them out there now, its survival of the fittest in the wild. But yes because now the squirrel can live a happy life outside.
@@ConnorRoss actually it's not really that they are lactose intolerant to EVERY type of milk that is not their own, It's more like cow milk is really strong so it's dangerous for baby animals, however, you could feed a cat human milk and everything would be fine
But... if he is indeed lactose intolerant would releasing him into the wild to possibly breed babies with that problem be... questionable?
Silk Almond Milk
the reason the newborn was abandoned was that the mother thought he was dying since it looked as if the baby was not eating
interesting, you not only can jump into the squirrels mum brain - but also back into past to know that. respect!
Cool to see a squirrel nursed back to health---never seen one that small, lol.
yeah if this baby was a crab or a spider.... he'd be in his mother's stomach 😖😞... good thing he was born a squirrel.👍😌
Probably mother knew that’s why she left it. Cats eat the unhealthy baby kitten.
@@mr.markuese8766 Animal mothers abandon weak/not likely to survive offspring and use those resources for the healthy ones or ones. Even domesticated animals will refuse to rear weak or sick offspring.
Finding out he could be lactose intolerant was a stroke of genius!
Damn ...
Joannot there are many delicious non dairy frozen ice creams out there! Look in the ice cream case of your grocery store. The one’s made with almond milk or soy milk are the best in my opinion.
it makes sense that the "formula" he started out with was probably the issue. So glad Squirrel Mom figured it out and then adjusted and saved him. Well done !
@@sidilicious11 There is plant based ice cream also.
Not really. All animals are lactose intolerant.
@@Juan-yr8eu Even baby cows? And, I made out okay with it, no bellyaches. Lot of it raw, me and my cousins, aunts, uncles, etc...?
"This Baby Squirrel's Smaller Than a AA Battery."
So glad they found out he's lactose intolerant. So glad to see him more energized and for him to "keep going and going and going."
I'm glad Rocky wasn't kept in Dura's Cell. That would've required Rayo's Vac to keep it clean.
OMG IM DYING 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😆😂😆😂😆😂😆😆🤣😆😂😆😆😆🤣😆😂😆😂😆😂😆🤣😆🤣😆😂😆😂😆😂😆🤣😆
@@cocoaexists ??
Notice once he felt better his tail fluuffed out.
丂ㄥ乇乇卩ㄚ I hope she is alright. Why was she dying??😔🥺😪
I'm from the UK and just watched Rockys story and want to thank the lovely lady for caring and being so on it when it came to sorting his diet..you brought a tear to my eye..it restores my faith in people
Lemme crack your faith. This story might be half a lie, because "lactose intolerance" can not even slightly or even far closely be confirmed by literally no useful information given. Didnt even say what doctor she talked to, nor what milk used initially.
Don't believe everything you see on the internet. And especially not this youtube page here (in case you dont know this yet!!!!).
@@RaVen-ic8mn I really hope not..and I choose to believe not..I have been suspicious of a few dog rescue charities as some of the rescues take place several Km from the nearest town and am suspicious that the dog was thrown down the well to be later rescued by the so called hero who is also after donations..I really want to see the best in people so on the whole, as with this video, I see no reason to lie..
he's adorable so happy to see him thriving and back in his natural environment I truly believe he'll be back to visit you no living creature would forget something like that 🐿️🌞
A AAA is smaller than a AA battery. Just saying.
@@tvdinner325So!. Why are you saying to him😂.
That’s love right there, she bent over backwards to give him everything he needed and then ultimately let him go back out into nature where he belongs.
it is so comforting to see good people helping our world in these wretched times
Amen to that sister!
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How very true, Ivanna Sun...These beautiful people are always such a wonderful reminder that there's still much goodness in the hearts of so many caring people...
There is always hope, and things will get better guys. ❤️
@@poppykok5 gives me hope when things get so dark. Thanks for understanding ❤
Aww what a cute little baby. Thank you for saving him ❤🐿
Her motives were admirable but nature is efficient. You rescued a defective squirrel and if she were to keep it, all the better. Now by releasing it you'll be helping to pass on that defective gene where nature had already worked out the problem before it was found.
Sweet story, I may be selfish, but Rocky would have been with me forever lol
thats not selfish at all
@ ehh I think it’s more convoluted than that
I wouldn't want to release him bc he might be too trusting of humans or what if he has kids with the same problem of being lactose intolerance plus he wouldn't have to experience how hard the wild could be plus he's adorable
That's so funny. I said the exact same thing to myself right before I read your comment. lol
Honestly it would probably be better she did keep it inside. In the wild it wouldn’t have lived long enough to reproduce and it wouldn’t have been able to pass that gene that made it lactose intolerant along to its offspring. But since she saved it(which I still think is a good thing, don’t get me wrong) it probably will.
Everyone deserves a chance.
And a second one, but...
YES SOOO TRUE!! Everyone deserves a chance.
@user name YES!!!
@user name LOL
No.
Exept for liberals
I would have such a hard time letting him back into the wild, she is so selfless♡♡
Isn't she. I couldn't do it. I would worry he would be picked on or abused by idiots as he is people friendly.
@@bari2883 usually when rehabbing squirrels they limit human contact so they're not as willing to approach people. After he was put into the pre-release cage she probably didn't actually spend time with him aside from putting food in his cage and leaving.
@@_.-._.-. but he wasn't rehabilitated. He was hand reared by a human. You know more about squirrels than me obviously our country doesnt have them so im clueless. Just find it hard to think he wouldn't go up to people since he has had only good experiences with them.
@@bari2883 he was raised by a human, then rehabilitated and prepared for an outdoor life. After living outdoors he would be unlikely to approach a human again because he wouldn't want to be caught. Think of a little kid in a McDonald's play place. he's not coming back willingly.
@@_.-._.-. lol. Only for a soft serve maybe.
That’s the cutest thing I’ve ever seen!! I would have had a hard time letting him go!🥰🥰🥰
I’m also lactose intolerant, so I empathize with little Rocky. Good for you that you figured his problem out!
Are you acting the same when you get some lactose?
I'm lactose intolerant but I don't care. I still eat cheese and drink milk. And after that, I'd spend hours on the toilet regretting my life's decision. Lol
@@integratedhatespreader I emphasize 💯. I’m gluten sensitive, but still eat it once in a while and the consequences can be (I think I’m gonna pass out from the pain) brutal.
Well, if he did make little Rockies.. I guess he'll know where to bring those kids. 😂😁
little lactose-intolerant babies that will need someone to buy them lactose-free formula. Yep.
Perhaps the little Rockies' mother will be giving them good natural squirrel milk instead of canned or packaged squirrel milk replacement that you would buy from the store. They most likely will not be lactose intolerant from the mothers natural milk.
@@nevaehlumiere8019 Dude... that's probably why he was alone a dying to begin with. Usually, if a baby - any baby - is lactose intolerant, it means they CAN'T drink the mother's milk. That's a completely normal thing. It has nothing to do with "unnatural, store bought" products.
0:56 Wiping the lil guys nose and mouth might be the cutest thing ever... lol..
Baby squirrels get a lot of cleaning from their mommas normally.
As someone who was a preemie baby this hits me right in this feels. My heart is melting ❤
"If his heart is in the trees, then that's where he belongs." Beautifully said 💖
I rescued a baby squirrel once, he was being attacked by crows when my girlfriend found him, we brought him to sanctuary but they didn’t accept squirrels with their eyes still closed, so we gave him formula and raised him ourselfs and when his eyes opened and got bigger we gave him to a friend because she fell in love with him and she finished raising him now everytime i see a squirrel i always remember him, Astro was his name.
Aw
Sounds like a good story but you took a meal from the crows 🤷♂️
Astro sounds like he was awesome
@@scottc9602 gee, I guess that’s true. Hmm.
Ru a fan of the Jetsons?
I'm lactose intolerant and I know how that feels, I'm glad she was able to figure that out. That baby is so cute!
That has to be the cutest little thing.
"Rocky, the lactose intolerant red squirrel!"
Rocky looks like he’s actually a chipmunk not a squirrel 🐿...chipmunks are much smaller than squirrels..I live in a squirrel occupied state Michigan! We even have the infamous black squirrels along with all other varieties
All animals and 70% of the humans are naturally lactose intolerant, because cow milk isn't designed for other babies than baby cows ! The squirrel would have no issue at all with this, because there is no cow milk in the trees and no squirrel would ever drink any.
@Moon Heathen Most people do not understand that in the animal kingdom, no adult mammal drinks any milk. So if a squirrel is lactose intolerant, it's just natural. In the past, human babies were weaned from breast milk at the age of 3. Later, the human body is naturally intolerant of lactose because it doesn't need it anymore. Many people go on eating cow milk products because they like it, not because they need it. Some people get very sick, but they would never take cow milk for responsible. Until a recent periot, no african citizen drank any cow milk, because there were no cows and most of the children were breast fed. African people have issues, but not with bones or calcium.
Okay
A lactose intolerant squirrel 😂😂😂 Aww so cute! Glad she figured out what was wrong!
I love how there are just some genuinely good hearted people out there!!!
God Bless this lil Guy and this Hero lady and pup that found him. :)
I dont know why, but his personality and little size reminds me so much of my mouse❤
Is mouse a mouse or another animal?
Because of his personality and little size. That’s why.
Or a rat. A big rat living in your basement, coming into your house at night urinating on your kitchen counter and food.
@@tanishabutler1044 what other animal is called a mouse..?
When you care, you can make a difference. This baby squirrel had a chance thanks to your humanity.
I’m a grown man and this little fella made me shed a tear, a beautiful little creature and a wonderful saviour ❤️
Rocky is literally just Spider-Man
It moves very fast and almost finger-sized.
And he has a tiny heart. Love animals 🥰
You mean he has a big heart in a tiny body
@@tanishabutler1044 Exactly!
Yes... And getting stronger
Unbeliveable if we see the little squirrel for the 1st time
His little spot on his nose is adorable also I love animals and the dodo is so cool
Charged Bot No they’re not. They use animals for views. They’re also associated with peta. Honestly, they’re pretty pathetic.
@@raevynandthebats6394 you know nothing about animals do you here's a question and I know u will just search this up but a dog's tail is low but wagging why
Charged Bot I rescued bats. I don’t use them for money however. Just saying, they are associated with peta, which is just awful. Also, who cares how many subs I have? Your subs are disabled so nobody can see them.. just because I said one thing doesn’t mean I don’t know anything about animals. Also just because I don’t know one thing about a dog means nothing.
@@raevynandthebats6394 it is cute they don' t use it for money they use it to help animals they tell them that white tigers are bad they tell you to rescue animals in danger they tell you that zoos and aquariums are crap and they tell you to save the planet sooo......... A lot of people didn't know that before and they are helping save the planet😔
Charged Bot Again, they’re associated with peta, so I don’t trust them. You clearly didn’t read my whole comment, and it also definitely seems like you’re under the age of 12
"His heart is in the forest."
Thank you for making the voice for so many animals living in zoo and cage.
And even for many humanbeings who are living in conceret buildings and super big cities.
One of the cutest animals I've ever seen. So adorable!
I'm like Dug the dog when the Dodo does a "Squirrel!" video.
Aww such a precious little animal😭❤️
😂💖👍 very precious
No one ....
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. literally no one is caring about the DOG...who finds him...Kudos to 🐶🐕
I love how the dog found him
Those 2 ppl who disliked this...
Nevermind...
They're beyond understanding...
Possibly they understand that releasing the squirrel without sterilizing him resulting in his genes being passed on potentially which results in more little squirrels with lactose intolerance and probably dying without anybody helping them. It is cruel and awful to release this squirel into the gene pool, he should not be released into the wild unless he is sterilized first
74 now, some people just like to be miserable... 😝
mlapointej she might have sterilized him though
What a great story. Rocky is awesome as is his foster mom.
may GOD bless you for the blessing you have given to that little soul.
Spoiler: there's no 'god'.
I’m so happy to know that there are still people like this woman who are generous and gracious🙏🏼
@Alexandra Masella Wow that was a little blunt I’m wondering if the way you asked the question or just the question itself would help this person to realize something about themselves and be able to act on it I think as a method of communication “smart ass” isn’it in the top 5 but hey that’s just an opinion
This time that dog is the hero
0:32 looks like proud Simba!
Bruhhhhhh
It does LOL
Pls bow down to lactose intolerant simba looking red squirrel
The first days back in the wild are so difficult, I always get very emotional, when they show they are okay and still know me.
We used to take all kinds of animals in when we were growing up but never a squirrel. He is so cute. Great call on the lactose!!
With everything going on in the world, then you watch this. Just gives hope that better days are always around
Awwww poor thing. I’m glad the lady found him.
The little thing just needed some help. Thank you for stepping in and giving this lil fella a chance. 👍. You are an Angel 😇
What a sweet little boy squirrel 🐿 "Feeding him around the clock every 90 minutes was like pouring water through a colander - he didn't gain any weight!"
Thank you for properly diagnosing him as lactose intolerant, otherwise he would have died. 💝
I'm lactose intolerant. I'm glad a human with a brain found him
What's the connection between lactose intolerant and human with brain?
It was pretty obvious he is lactose intolerant. No PhD needed to see that.
@@styles9956 well she was giving him cow milk, humans are the only ones to drink the species of another animal
theecologist10 nah sometimes pigs drink cows milk
@@wolfey_gaming5080 really?on their own or fed by humans though?
Thank you, thank you for you helping this little one out!! So so precious he is!! He is a very fortunate Squeeter squirrel 🐿. I call them “Squeeters”. God bless you and the squirrel. Thank God the dog found it. Good job and great nose buddy!! I think it will come back and visit in the future and say remember me Mom!!! 💜💙💗💋🐿😊🤗
ok, I would not be able to resist keeping these. like, they are too cute.
If she was feeding him cow’s milk, the problem was not that he’s lactose intolerant, it’s that squirrels can’t digest cow’s milk. I raised two baby squirrels who had been ignorantly fed cow’s milk which gave them diarrhea. Puppy formula or milk from a female dog is the best food for squirrels besides their own momma’s milk.
*Dear Dog lover may your parents live more than 100 years of happiness joy and prosperity May God bless you*
Amen!
Omg his little fingers!!!😍
Know this.......... you're a very special person. To care for such a tiny precious thing, to help him survive and grow into the squirrel he is.
You touched my heart.❤️
I am so glad his rescue mom discovered that Rocky was lactose intolerant and saved him and was so kind to release him back into the trees but I have a strong feeling that he will make regular visits to his foster Mom and maybe introduce her to his family, Hi Mom these are my kids and my girlfriend.
All wildlife is lactose intolerant, including cats. No baby formular o cows milk for them. Even goats are lactose intolerant, which is why their milk is naturally lactose free.
@@peterstevenson1812 Um then why do cats like to drink milk?
Huh?? Who told you that lie or did you just make it up yourself?? Milk from pretty much every species of mammal on earth comtains lactose…
@@wolfman3295 no animal continue to drink milk after breast feeding period.Only humans do it and some pets mimiking their owners .Its unnatural.Period.
i think he is the cutest one n only lil baby i ever seen ...look at him ... 😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Let’s take a moment of silence for all the baby squirrels who weren’t found by good boys
Edit: let me explain this to all the people who have small brains. The dog is a good boy for finding a baby squirrel, therefor saving it’s life. Now imagine another squirrel, who fell out of his nest. There was no dog to rescue him, but luckily there was a dog to rescue this squirrel. Get it now?
I’ve had to edit this comment more than you can imagine. *Go away if you are going to be a salty jerk, okay?*
ARE YOU SAYING BOYS ARENT GOOD?!
Orangeforever lets have another moment when we scold them for being “ Bad “ for not finding Squirrels.
Lets have a moment for all the possible lactose intolerant squirrels this one little guy produces. Theres a reason weakness doesnt last in the animal world. Introducing more weaknesses into the population of local squirrels is not a favour.
@Mycel The other option would have been to just keep him as a pet. That way he's still intact, and theres no chance of reproduction. Let the animal live its life to the fullest, and pass on, without tainting the gene pool.
Let’s have a moment for my DEAD dog
Rocky is the best!!! 💖💖💖. Thank you for caring him 🌷🙏👩
Thank you Rocky's mom for taking such good care of him. Now, he'll have his chance to live and explore the world!!! What an amazing chain of events!
The 3 day old hairless baby squirrels I rescued were nearly bigger than he was at 4 weeks
@Eddy Jin Excuse me?
Eddy Jin...It's past your bedtime...Now finish your bottle & go to sleep...
@Eddy Jin wtf?
@Eddy Jin Okay kid 😂
@Eddy Jin Get a life you troll.
This squirrel was so cute, It was so tiny and weak at first but after this wonderful woman took care of him he got better. I really appreciate people like this, they really help ecosystems and individuals.
Such a sweet story. It’s so good to see kind people doing amazing things. Xx
She should have gave him to a older person who lived out in the bush or mountains. My brother has some chip monks they watch us run chain saws cutting wood and there not afraid they come right up for a sunflower seed I got to pet one so adorable. But yet there totally free. They live in harmony together.
Hes so cute, glad hes safe and good!
I CAN'T GET OVER HOW EXTREMELY ADORABLE HE IS !!! HE IS ONE OF THE CUTEST BABIES I'VE EVER SEEN !!! I WANT HIM!!!😍😍😍
@Ivan meybol saldaña gonzalez h Jr
You are an angel 😇❤️ Thank you for saving him. He's so wonderful 😍🥰❤️
I just smiled throughout...what a treat to see, to know how you found him to see how tender and fragile he was, but so interested in life - likely thanks to you! Thank you for sharing this. I'd like to think that you'll get a visit from him!
Omg he's so little 💖💛💖
God bless the person who stopped & helped him 🙏
Wait. Wasn't it your god that cast out that baby squirrel in the first place? So if your god gets praise for human help, why not castigation for wickedness?
@@InformationIsTheEdge
REALLY ??? YOU HAVE A GOOD DAY!!!
@@amygross5396 I notice you didn't answer.
Yes... You definitely right
God Bless
@Diana Moore You have no idea how right that answer is. The real irony is, you can't see it.
I was a lactose intolerant infant, I very nearly died because it took some time to figure it out. This squirrel is my spirit animal XD
Thank you for being there for our GREAT creatures great and small. God bless you 🙏🏼
*BLESS YOU!*
Such a wonderful story! I've had squirrel pets they are absolutely cute!
Great work what you did!
"He is the luckiest squirrel I'll ever meet ." Yes, he is, thanks to you. Bless you 😇
Thank you ma'am for saving this little guy's life! People like her are awesome!! 💗
I absolutely love the amazing work and dedication you did for Rocky! And I am so so happy because he is a wild being that you were able to allow him to slowly get used to his beautiful outside world and live free! I will bet you anything that Rocky will come to visit you, I'll bet you ❤️
I had no idea that a Squirrel could be lactose intolerant
😿BYE ROCKY!! Have FUN out there!! 🐿️.
Meeerpi
Byyh
God bless your heart. & Thank you for releasing him. 😩❤️
So beautiful and nimble.
A privilege to rescue it and see it bloom.
Hope it doesn't get run over, or eaten by a predator.
Thankyou Aimee, you amazing person saving little Rocky ❤️🙏
Can we have a moment for the dog because if it was not for the dog the squirrel would of passed away.
(Edit) thanks for the likes guys I am also subbing back to people who sub to me.
*would have
u are so right
Such a gentle pup, and we'll give it to the foster mother who paid enough attention to realize his lactose intolerance before he starves to death
Such a good booooy!!
My dogs eat squirrels
OMG He is so cute
It's gonna choke me to death with its cuteness
I rescued baby squirrels before and they were very loyal and visited everyday. They are so sweet.
When I was younger I rescued a baby squirrel that fell out of his nest. His name was Rocky too. He lived a full life in our neighborhood
We need more people like this in the world !!!
He will probably always stay near...you helped him live💙💙💙
I raised two baby squirrels several years ago. They brought our family much happiness and great memories. Rocky is a very lucky squirrel
The world needs more people like you....what a sweetheart❤️
I really don't know why there's someone dislikes this cute video 🤦🏻♂️
someone has to dislike something
Those who disliked this are soulless.
Those tiny droppings are cute AF 😂😍❤️❤️❤️❤️
Cutest, sweetest story. Go Rocky
😂
oh no poor little sqirell he is so tiny