PINE CITY, N.Y. (WENY) -- A major update in the ongoing lawsuits from "Peanut the Squirrel's" owner, Mark Longo. The man at ...

While squirrels love making a meal out of your garden, there's one plant they can't stand: garlic. There are a few different ...

In this episode, we begin our flooring project by snapping a chalk line across our main girders and notching out mortises ...

If your bird feeders are empty, your plants are damaged, and your yard is overrun with rodents, consider planting some of these squirrel-deterring plants.

Squirrel Appreciation Day, celebrated on Jan. 21, is the perfect chance to join this debate. Are these critters charming pranksters or infuriating troublemakers?

Squirrels bury nuts and often forget where they placed them, inadvertently planting thousands of trees. This may seem like a silly fluke, but this habit plays a crucial role in forest regeneration.

The other is scatter caching, by which a squirrel hedges bets and buries nuts in many different locations across a landscape. This is not a “scatterbrained” strategy. The benefit is that the dispersal ...

Squirrels are known for burying nuts and then forgetting about them, effectively planting new trees and adding to the city’s green cover. It’s like they’re running their own silent ...

Fox squirrels tend to bury nuts, seeds, and food items in shallow, ground larders; whereas, flying squirrels more often cache foods within hollow trees and sometimes abandoned woodpecker holes.

Well, squirrels impressively manage to find these food caches months after burial using spatial memory, involving various landmarks (e.g., this nut is buried between the garbage can and the driveway).