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This video shows a farmer capturing squirrels inside a large enclosure or cage on a farm using a handheld net or bat. After capture, the squirrels are transferred into smaller transport cages for market sale. Squirrels are sometimes farmed or trapped for various purposes, such as the pet trade, meat consumption (in some regions), or population control in agricultural areas where they may damage crops.

🌿 COMMON REASONS FOR FARMING OR TRAPPING SQUIRRELS:
✅ Pet Trade: Certain species, like flying squirrels, are popular exotic pets.
✅ Traditional Food: Squirrel meat is consumed in some cultures.
✅ Pest Control: To protect grains, fruits, or young trees from damage.
✅ Fur or Byproducts: In some regions, squirrel fur may be used locally.

🏞️ PROCESS SHOWN IN THE VIDEO:

Large Enclosure: Squirrels are kept in a spacious, naturalistic pen.

Capture Method: The farmer uses a soft net or bat to safely catch them.

Transfer: Squirrels are placed into small, secure cages for transport.

Market Preparation: Cages are labeled and readied for sale or distribution.

⚠️ ETHICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL NOTES:

Welfare Concerns: Small cages and stress during handling can impact animal well-being.

Legal Regulations: Squirrel trapping and trade may require permits depending on the species and region.

Sustainability: Overharvesting wild populations can disrupt local ecosystems.

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💬 Discussion:
“What are your thoughts on farming or trading wild animals like squirrels? How can it be done responsibly?”

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