This article explores the ecological battle between red and grey squirrels, highlighting a century of environmental challenges, resilience, and change.

Of the four types of squirrels that live in my neighborhood only the red and gray squirrels have been visiting the feeders. Chipmunks, the smallest members of the squirrel family, aren’t around ...

Red squirrels: The creature that everyone knows but is hardly seen. RSPB’s new annual survey highlights the dangers of once familiar animals disappearing from our gardens, while a few thrive.

Since grey squirrels were introduced by the Victorians in the 1870s, the UK's red squirrel population has fallen from around 3.5 million to a few hundred thousand, according to the government's ...

Red squirrels are about 11 inches long and weigh just over half a pound on average. They are known for their rust colored fur and “scolding chatter” above the trees.

AI technology steps in to save red squirrels in their eternal battle with their grey enemies. By SHANNON MCGUIGAN. Published: 11:55 EDT, 23 November 2024 | Updated: 12:03 EDT, 23 November 2024 ...

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Soft diet, weak jaws. If red squirrels eat too many peanuts, their jaws end up weaker than the jaws of squirrels eating natural diets, researchers report January 15 in Royal Society Open Science ...

Groups trying to save red squirrels say they are being hampered by the public releasing greys, or damaging and destroying traps. The native species still has significant populations in ...

A red squirrel has been found killed by the disease in the Highlands. The squirrel had the tell-tale features of the disease including ulcers and scabs around the eyes and mouth.

A cross-border conservation project to create red squirrel strongholds has been awarded nearly £5m of funding. Wildlife trusts from across the north of England are teaming up with organisations ...