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Old 11-26-2014, 03:04 PM #1
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That's really neat.

In a couple of places in the video you can see the cat licking/grooming the squirrel very quickly.
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Now, that's an odd couple.
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Looks to me like a juvenile squirrel, and a matronly female cat.

May have nursed the squirrel as a baby? I've seen a baby bunny being nursed by a cat. The way the cat lies down exposing her tummy suggests a prior nursing situation, maybe?

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