Squirrel binges on hazelnuts in viral video. So cute, says Internet
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In a video that has now gone viral on social media, a squirrel can be seen binging on hazelnuts. The video has over 45k views.
Video of a squirrel binging on hazelnuts has gone crazy viral on social media. The little animal can be seen popping hazelnuts one after the other from a small basket of sorts that is placed right in front of him. The video was shared by a Twitter account by the name of Buitengebieden. The clip has over 45k views. Good times.. pic.twitter.com/zMPFmFuqJn Judging by how relaxed the squirrel looks I think he’s quite happy with his picnic. Oh. My. God. THE CLOSE-UP. If you didn’t crack up, scream omg he’s sooo cuuuute, or squeal some type of way.......you MONSTERS. The squirrel is so smart that it knows the difference between Real & Fake foods. How adorable and that cute picnic table That's what I look like when eating chocolate So cute! In the 16-second video, a squirrel can be seen sitting on a miniature stool, and in front of him lies a lavish spread. However, it is just a small picnic set-up done just for the little animal and most of the things lying on the table are fake, except for a handful of nuts. “Good times (sic),” the video caption read.
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