Here are the 13 best pictures of squirrels in our photo tool

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This is Eddy, “the squirrel man” of St. James Park in London. Despite the name, he does not seem to be enjoying the squirrel on his face.

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This picture is from a Queens Park Rangers vs. Leicester match last year.

I like this picture because it looks like we’ve replaced the soccer ball in a regular picture of a soccer game with a squirrel.

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This is actually a civet, ready to eat some coffee beans and then poop them out to make civet-poop coffee. Thank our photo tool for picking up pictures of civets when I type “squirrel.”

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Team USA “adopted” an abandoned baby squirrel at the 2013 President’s Cup, and Lindsay Vonn put it on Tiger Woods’ shoulder.

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This squirrel spent a lot of the 2007 baseball season climbing the right field foul pole at Yankee Stadium. I sat in the right field upper deck one game, and watching the squirrel go up and down was significantly more entertaining than the game.

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This squirrel invaded the pitch at a Champions League semifinal between Arsenal and Villareal. He barely escaped.

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This dog is named “Rocket J. Squirrel,” apparently, meaning he got picked up in the photo tool search for “squirrel” but not last week when I rounded up the best pictures of dogs yawning.

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