Nuthacker Blabbler Rabidus Fragor

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In summary, a new species of squirrel, named Nuthacker Blabbler Rabidus fragor, has been discovered in Guangxi province of China, closely related to the African Xebra Blabbler Virga cursor. This squirrel is larger and has black patches over its eyes, ears, legs, and tail. It was discovered on April 1, 2009 and has been a source of humor for people, with suggestions for names such as Swiss Funk Squirrel and Sciurus Kryptoniteus. If squirrels were to name humans, they might choose names like Homo Fortis Pigrum or Homo Photosapiens.
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Anyone that knows me knows I love squirrels. This is truly an amazing discovery of a new species of squirrel. I had to share this. :-p

ScienceDaily (April 1, 2009) — A new species of squirrel has been described from Guangxi province in south-west China close to the border with Vietnam. Named Nuthacker Blabbler Rabidus fragor, this new species is distantly related to the African Xebra Blabbler Virga cursor but is larger and has black patches over the eyes, ears, legs, and tail.
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http://lansingwbu.blogspot.com/2009/04/found-new-squirrel-species-discovered.html

(note the date)
 

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Lol...the African Xebra Blabber and the Swiss Funk Squirrel :smile:...
 
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April 1st, nice photoshop though...
 
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I just saw one of those Swiss Funk Squirrels chasing after the neighbor's cat with a box of chocolates and a phony French accent.
 
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Jimmy Snyder said:
I just saw one of those Swiss Funk Squirrels chasing after the neighbor's cat with a box of chocolates and a phony French accent.
:smile:
 
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Jimmy Snyder said:
I just saw one of those Swiss Funk Squirrels chasing after the neighbor's cat with a box of chocolates and a phony French accent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEdBndu0YUM

(no box of chocolates in this one, though)
 
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Very cool, my favorite is Sciurus Kryptoniteus.

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Given the chance, what would squirrels name us?
 
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Loren Booda said:
Given the chance, what would squirrels name us?
Homo Fortis Pigrum.
 
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Loren Booda said:
Given the chance, what would squirrels name us?

[STRIKE]Homo Photosapiens...?[/STRIKE] :rolleyes:

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Homo Pictor
 
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LOL! I was looking for something and found this. I still want a xebra Blabbler!
 

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