Darling squirrels steal food in a pocket

Maybe because of starvation, a red squirrel in Escot Park in East Devon, he ventured into the air and finally successfully landed on the arm of a custodian to search for food in his coat pocket. this.

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The fact that the "red squirrel" Hazel jumped away to steal the food in her pocket was caught and recorded in pictures.

Hazel's "squirrel" is looking at the target . (Photo: Daily Mail)

Red squirrels can jump up to 6 meters through the trees while searching for food. This helps explain why Hazel can 'fly' in midair for a moment, then successfully hits Victoria Sissons' arm and rummages through, finding food in her coat pocket.

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'She looks like Hazel seems to have learned to steal food because she knows that Escot park guards often carry many kinds of seeds with her, especially for the 8 red squirrels who live in one area. nurture here.

. risk flying in midair . (Photo: Daily Mail)

The squirrels have even begun to steal from travelers, although it is unclear how many snacks they have used their claws. Employees look after Hazel's behavior for believing that the 'girl' is pregnant and collecting food before birth.

. responding successfully to the target's arm . (Photo: Daily Mail)

Wild red squirrels have become extinct in Devon, but the family of John-Michael Kennaway, who has owned properties in the area for the past 200 years, has helped establish a small sanctuary for the animal. my land and hopefully someday release them to the nearby natural environment.

Red squirrels are protected creatures in the UK. This species has been pushed to the brink of extinction due to brown squirrels carrying relatives.

Darling Hazel searched for food in the pocket of the custodian's jacket. (Photo: Daily Mail )

'The red squirrel Hazel was born in the reserve at the Escot in 2011. Hazel is currently mating with her partner named Big Red.

Mr. Kennaway said: 'Hazel follows matriarchy and is one of the first squirrels here. Therefore, she is also one of the most cheeky squirrels. All squirrels are in that we are familiar with people and really tame. They know all the caregivers and are interested in searching their pockets for food. They even "checked" the bags of travelers even though we did not encourage visitors to feed the squirrels. '