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Squirrel : 1, Rube Goldberg : 0

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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMfoLGxoJsI[/youtube]

:laughing:
 
:laughing-rolling: I wonder if that's really a wild (and persistent) squirrel? Or a pet they trained?
 
My guess is that it's a wild, persistent squirrel, that they trained. :)
 
They were demonstrating how squirrels could outwit common anti-squirrel devices to keep them away from bird food. That squirrel was trained over time and showed an amazing memory.

They also filmed a squirrel that learned to go through a cat door and find a tin of nuts hidden in a bookcase, take one or two nuts, recover the tin, place it back on the shelf, then leave through the cat without a trace.
 
Flint said:
They also filmed a squirrel that learned to go through a cat door and find a tin of nuts hidden in a bookcase, take one or two nuts, recover the tin, place it back on the shelf, then leave through the cat without a trace.
Man, I'd love to see that!
 
If food is involved, squirrels will figure a way to get at it, guarnteed.

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