blimmer said:now you spoiled all my appetite. cant imagine a cute critter munching on a roach..
blimmer said:would you still feed it upclose after knowing there are remnants of a roach on its paws and mouth? i used to visit chinese gardens frequently to watch these critters now i'm not that sure
zooish said:Most squirrel species are omnivorous, that's why they are well adapted to living in or near cities. Some species will happily feed on insects and birds' eggs.
Wild squirrels may be carriers of rabies, so try not to feed them to avoid getting bitten.
How can you confirm?seankyh said:I can confirm it is/was. The brown bit you see is the top. The squirrel was eaiting it from underneath. I guess that's where all the soft bits are.
no, pm me for details. we can meet up at CG or BG if you're interested.seankyh said:Haahaa. I still would. Cockroach only wat.. Chinese Medicine also use cockroach. BTW, what do you feed them with? Is the public allowed to feed these guys? I'm interested.. maybe can get some closeups.
no they wont feed of your hands, i wouldnt risk my fingers as nuts eitherzooish said:Most squirrel species are omnivorous, that's why they are well adapted to living in or near cities. Some species will happily feed on insects and birds' eggs.
Wild squirrels may be carriers of rabies, so try not to feed them to avoid getting bitten.
JediForce4ever said:But a cockroach dosent look that big leh...
seankyh said:Spotted this guy munching on a cockroach. He seemed to be enjoying it.