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Date Posted: 06:03:53 12/17/08 Wed
Author: Dennis
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 68.65.99.2
Subject: Re: old timers still can learn
In reply to: Moca 's message, "Re: old timers still can learn" on 09:07:23 12/16/08 Tue

I know they move them sometimes after they bury them.

>>Squirrels are a lot "smarter" than they get credit
>for.
>>
> They sure are.
>I read about them knowing when they are being watched
>by other squirrels,or humans and pretending to bury a
>nut in one place,but burying it in another when no one
>is looking.

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