LO2: Experimenting with sound

Red squirrels like to look after their teeth by gnawing on pieces of dead deer antler, which are full of calcium

Male red squirrels each hold territories about the size of 34 football pitches.

 A red squirrel’s tail is used for balance, communication, to slow them down when jumping and as a snuggly blanket which is handy for the cold.

Red squirrels can jump more than 2m and survive a fall of more than 12m without injury.

They are only 120,000 red squirrels left in Scotland, which is half the number of grey squirrels

Abernathy is the largest area of natural forest in the UK.

Abernaty forest in a remnant of the Caledonian forest, in the highland council area of Scotland.

Alot of wildlife currently live within the Abernethy forest, one of the most common is the... red squirrel




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