This species of squirrel which comes under the rodent family sciuridae, commonly known as the three striped palm squirrel or Indian palm squirrel is naturally found in Sri Lanka,India and Nepal. :D
The Indian palm squirrel considered a sacred animal in Hindu mythology due to the connection with Lord Rama was exported to Australia in the 19th century where it is considered a minor pest. This shows the high adaptability status of the India palm squirrel which can survive all most in any environment. :D :D :D
Phir Milenge :)
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Life Span: 2-4 years:D |
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Favourite Food :Eggs |
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Main Food: Eggs, Fruit, Insects |
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Special Features: Long front teeth, Stripes on Back and Long Bushy Tails |
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Habitat: Dense forest and tropical jungles |
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Normally gives birth to 3 litters |
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Diet: Omnivore |
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Type: Mammal |
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Kingdom:Animalia |
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Predators: Human,Snakes,Wildcats |
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Skin Type: Fur |
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Conservation Status: Least Concern :D |
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Lifestyle:Solitary |
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Weight:100-120g |
The Indian palm squirrel considered a sacred animal in Hindu mythology due to the connection with Lord Rama was exported to Australia in the 19th century where it is considered a minor pest. This shows the high adaptability status of the India palm squirrel which can survive all most in any environment. :D :D :D
Phir Milenge :)
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