Human–animal communication has been studied for decades and researchers found common patterns in basic messages. This squirrel is possibly an example of effective communication [read more: [video:

Dude didn't even say thank you.

I throw out old cereal, donuts, usually sweet things to the birds. They love it. Yesterday I threw out some old wheat thins we didn’t eat. They communicated to me that they do not like them, as they are still there today.

Squirrels are oddly intelligent. All the obstacle course things ive seen online and these communication videos. Going to have to look up some squirrel research on intelligence levels or something of that sort

how thirsty it is 😍

She has to feed her babies with mothers -milk: dips in dry sand to clear her belly and speeds to her young 😊

That’s so cute

Fun fact: If you give squirrels waffles every day for a few weeks, they'll let you get about this close to take a cell phone pic.

@MudrickRay I had a cat who used to do something like this. Would see something up high, unreachable (even for her who used to just chill on the top of a door), and go on her hind legs, using her front paws in a "reach out" way over and over while looking at the object of her desire.

I’m pretty sure animals understand our intentions quicker than the other way round.

@LibertySquareHQ stop bullying kids at the park bruh