Why Do Squirrels Dig?

The video explores the life of squirrels, focusing on their winter habits and food storage techniques. It introduces Ruffles, a pen pal squirrel, and explains how squirrels survive winter by sleeping and storing food underground. The video also discusses how forgotten acorns can grow into oak trees and highlights the increased activity of squirrels in spring. Finally, it suggests writing a letter to Ruffles to reconnect.

What is the relationship between Ruffles and Squeaks?

• They are pen pals.

• They are neighbors.

• They are classmates.

• They are siblings.

Why do squirrels sleep a lot during winter?

• To stay warm.

• Because they are nocturnal.

• To conserve energy due to scarce food.

• To avoid predators.

What do squirrels primarily eat during winter?

• Grass and leaves.

• Fish and small mammals.

• Stored nuts and seeds.

• Fresh fruits and vegetables.

How do squirrels remember where they buried their food?

• They use a map.

• They mark the spot with a stick.

• They rely on their sense of smell.

• They follow other squirrels.

What happens to acorns that squirrels forget to dig up?

• They rot away.

• They are eaten by other animals.

• They grow into oak trees.

• They disappear.