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Live from the Blue Ridge Mountains, this little explorer is seeing the world for the first time!
Meet a young Eastern gray squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) just learning how to balance, dig, climb, and nibble at the famous Puppet180 stump café — where every sound, leaf, and seed is something new to figure out.

You’ll notice the gentle curiosity in every movement: the careful paw stretches, cautious tail flicks, and wide-eyed wonder that make baby squirrels so fascinating to watch.

Here are a few fun and educational facts about these young Blue Ridge residents:

🌰 Young Squirrel Facts

Baby squirrels stay in their nest for 8–10 weeks before venturing out.

Their first outdoor explorations are usually guided by their mother, who teaches them safe routes.

A juvenile squirrel’s coordination is still developing — that’s why you’ll see awkward landings and stumbles!

They practice burying seeds, even before they understand why.

Young squirrels have extra soft fur and oversized tails that help them balance.

They communicate through tiny chirps, tail twitches, and scent marking.

Their teeth begin growing continuously at just a few weeks old.

Curiosity is key — exploring helps them learn food sources and escape routes.

The first fall season is their biggest test for survival, caching and staying warm.

Every adult squirrel you see started just like this — unsure, clumsy, and full of wonder.

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