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Minnesota is home to dense hardwood forests, sprawling prairies, and a rich variety of wildlife — including several squirrel species that many residents encounter daily.
Squirrels are everywhere in Illinois — darting through parks, raiding bird feeders, and scaling oak trees across the state.
Tennessee is one of a small number of states where keeping a squirrel as a pet is not an outright ban — but that does not mean anything goes.
New Jersey sits in an interesting middle ground when it comes to squirrel ownership.
Florida has a well-earned reputation for permissive exotic pet laws, and squirrels are no exception — but the rules are more layered than a simple yes or no.
Ohio is home to a surprising variety of squirrel species, and it is easy to understand why some residents wonder whether one of these bushy-tailed animals could make a good pet.
Virginia sits in a legally complicated spot when it comes to squirrel ownership.
Squirrels are everywhere in Texas — darting through backyards, raiding bird feeders, and chattering from oak branches across the state.
Colorado is home to a remarkable variety of wildlife, and squirrels are everywhere — bounding across hiking trails, raiding bird feeders, and darting through city parks.
If you’ve been wondering whether you can own a squirrel in Arizona, the short answer is no — and the legal framework behind that prohibition is broader and stricter than most people expect.
Finding a baby squirrel on the ground can stop you in your tracks.
Finding a tiny chipmunk alone on the ground can instantly trigger the urge to scoop it up and help.
Did you know that Alaska is home to squirrels that hibernate for up to eight months of the year, surviving temperatures that would freeze most other mammals solid? While you
Did you know that East Texas is home to six distinct squirrel species, each with unique behaviors and habitats? Whether you’re hiking through towering pine forests or relaxing in your backyard, understanding these fascinating rodents can transform your outdoor experience.
You’re hiking through Red Rock Canyon when a blur of russet fur darts across the trail.
Los Angeles is home to a surprising variety of squirrel species that have adapted to urban life in fascinating ways.
You’re standing at Glacier Point when a small, striped creature darts across your path and disappears into the rocks.
When you’re hiking through Idaho’s mountain trails or simply enjoying your backyard, you’re likely to encounter some of the state’s most energetic residents—squirrels.
While most mammals at Joshua Tree National Park hide during the scorching daylight hours, one group defies this desert survival strategy entirely.
Based on emergency room visits alone, Grand Canyon’s most dangerous animal isn’t a mountain lion, black bear, or even one of the canyon’s five rattlesnake species.
