Not all squirrels are the same. Some spend most of their time in trees, while others prefer to burrow in the ground. Here's how to deal with each.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With a mouth full of hazelnuts, a ground squirrel pauses while raiding a nut harvesting machine on a farm in rural western Oregon.

MINOT, N.D. (AP) — The Richardson’s ground squirrel weighs less than a pound, is about a foot long and is native to the northern Plains. The little creature also is a ferocious tunneler, and it’s ...

The Richardson's ground squirrel weighs less than a pound, is about a foot long and is native to the northern Plains. The little creature is also a ferocious tunneler, and it's exasperating the people ...

The California ground squirrel seems innocent. A familiar sight to hikers, the plump rodent can often be seen contentedly chewing on grasses, seeds and berries. Neon green fireworms light up ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Squirrels look super cute running about in the yard. While not a lot of gardeners would mind occasionally feeding a squirrel for ...