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As a group of squirrel lovers, we are pleased to
welcome you to “The Squirrel
Board!” We hope to provide a centralized location where people can connect
globally to share pictures, experiences and knowledge. The Squirrel Board is a
free, public board with lost of fun and squirrel pictures for everyone! Keep in mind that having a pet squirrel is not legal in all states. Please post accordingly if you have a pet squirrel and live in a state that doesn't allow squirrel ownership or requires a special permit. Also, this is the Internet and any information that you post is available to the rest of the world, so you may want to limit defining your location to approximates. i.e. Southwest US, or Northern Canada, etc. Please do not use your REAL NAME or your REAL ADDRESS! We don't have a lot of rules so please adhere to the few that we have. Please report spam, threats, abuse, or inappropriate off-topic posts to “The Squirrel Board” staff by clicking the “contact” link at the bottom of the page. Of all the species of wild animals, none are
more frequently encountered than squirrels.
One of the main differences between squirrels and most other rodents is that
squirrels have a rather large, bushy tail. All squirrels have well-developed jaw
muscles and chisel-like front teeth that can chew through just about anything.
These front teeth are kept sharp by gnawing on hard objects such as woody plant
materials, seeds and nuts. A rodent's front teeth grow constantly, so they must
be filed down or they will grow to the point where they inhibit eating and the
animal will starve. This page will no longer automatically redirect you to The Squirrel Board so you must click on the "Enter TSB" button at the top of the page on the left.
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