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In Northern lower Michigan I see black squirrels that would be rare to see a mixed squirrel that far south.
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black squirrels are indigenous to Kent Ohio,actually one of the attractions there.
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I heard about Kent. From what i understand, blacks are simply a color phase of the gray squirrel, which pretty much says they are the same critter.
But a part black and a part fox squirrel make them basically a different phylum of said species, a new animal. Very cool, me thinks.
But a part black and a part fox squirrel make them basically a different phylum of said species, a new animal. Very cool, me thinks.