Instead of running away like any other wild animal would ... and hibernate in winter. And then there are flying squirrels, which don't actually fly, but use the flaps of skin between their ...

Researchers have identified a giant flying squirrel fossil from a cache of unusual animal remains dug out of an ancient ...

Squirrels, unlike some animals like frogs and hedgehogs, do not hibernate fully over winter, instead entering a lighter sleep and, as a result, need lots of energy-rich goods to survive the ...

Researchers in Tennessee discover extremely rare fossil of a giant flying squirrel that arrived during the last Ice Age.

The winds can blow nests out of trees and can break branches off the trees. This can put the little ones in greater risk for injury, hypothermia, and death.

icy winter months. Squirrels, often spotted leaping from tree to tree or scampering along fence tops and across garden pergolas and shed roofs, unlike certain animals like frogs and hedgehogs ...