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Don't worry... squirrels ALWAYS manage to figure these things out! Rotated the original image 90° right to focus more on his thought process and expressio...
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Don't worry... squirrels ALWAYS manage to figure these things out! Rotated the original image 90° right to focus more on his thought process and expression.
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LOVE this ! You can almost see the little squirrel brain at work !

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