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What does it mean when you find a dead squirrel on your property?
It died there.
What does it mean if a squirrel carries a dead squirrel in its mouth?
Squirrels may engage in this behavior to remove the dead squirrel from their territory or to prevent the spread of disease among other squirrels. It could also be a mother squirrel moving her deceased baby.
What does it mean seeing a white squirrel?
Sometimes an animal is born white. It is an albino squirrel.
What does it mean when dreaming a squirrel attacking you?
It means you're crazy
What does squirrel tail movement mean?
It's a communication to other squirrels.
What does it mean when you find a dead squirrel on your property?
It died there.
What does it mean when you find a dead chicken in your driveway?
A wild one was hit by a car or someone dropped it whilst going out to the trash?
What does it mean if a squirrel carries a dead squirrel in its mouth?
Squirrels may engage in this behavior to remove the dead squirrel from their territory or to prevent the spread of disease among other squirrels. It could also be a mother squirrel moving her deceased baby.
What kind of noise is made by a hen?
the hen or wat ever chicken makes a sound of a dead squirrel you know what I mean
When you find a dead fish in your car?
what do it mean when you find a dead fish in your car
What does it mean seeing a white squirrel?
Sometimes an animal is born white. It is an albino squirrel.
How do you say driveway in Japanese?
ç§æœ‰è»Šé“ (shiyuushado) may be used to mean 'driveway' in Japanese.
What does acherla mean in German?
squirrel
What does ardilla mean in English?
Squirrel
What does it mean if a bird dies in your driveway?
It is a bad omen
What does it mean when you find a dead rabbit?
u killed it it also could mean you are pregnant.
Where we use was n were?
You can use was in the sentence "There was a car in the driveway" and were in the sentence "There were cars in the driveway". Both of them mean something similar but were refers to the plural.
