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  • Triumph@fedia.io
    6 months

    The squirrels on campus back in the day were so used to people. We’d go with a bag of peanuts and they would all come running. Some would sneak in and steal them out of the bag, others would eat them out of your hand, a couple would go wherever you led them, including on top of my head or in the palm of my outstretched hand. And then sit there and eat the peanuts.

    • P00ptart@lemmy.world
      6 months

      We had some that were like that and some that were mean AF. Some would hide in bushes and leap out and attack you when you were walking by.

    • yucandu@lemmy.world
      6 months

      I did that with the chipmunks but they started trying to drag away my fingers like it was a really heavy peanut. And they bite hard.

    • wjrii@lemmy.worldEnglish
      6 months

      It certainly wasn’t THAT level of engagement, but when I was in college the students had to be told not to feed the on-campus alligators.

  • Imgonnatrythis@sh.itjust.works
    6 months

    It’s probably time to increase your cinemet dose or consider video stabilization. This video should come with zofran.

    • yucandu@lemmy.world
      6 months

      I have tremors. I am seeing a rheumatologist in March. I’m on 2000mg of gabapentin for nerve pain and it doesn’t touch the tremors at all, but they say it should.

  • zout@fedia.io
    6 months

    Don’t these give you the plague or something?

      • anon6789@lemmy.world
        6 months

        As a trained squirrel handler, while it’s not impossible for a squirrel to get rabies, there is probably a single digit number of them out there at any given moment.

        At least in the US, no one has ever gotten rabies from a squirrel.

        Your rabies prone species are bats, coyotes, fox, groundhogs, raccoons, and skunks.

        That said, it’s unadvisable to touch any wild animals. (Though I’d still boop that squirrel.)

        • mojofrododojo@lemmy.worldEnglish
          6 months

          Your rabies prone species are bats, coyotes, fox, groundhogs, raccoons, and skunks.

          and people.

          lol I actually have no idea if person to person actually ever happens, know it’s been an issue in transplants tho, which is like… how?

          • ouRKaoS@lemmy.today
            6 months

            I believe rabies has a pretty long incubation period before symptoms appear, so there’s a window where you might not know someone has it

          • anon6789@lemmy.world
            6 months

            It looks like the organs/corneas were from people that died without knowing they had it. That seems to have been the only way it’s ever been spread human to human.

            This story of a girl who got bit, developed symptomatic rabies, and survived says she got bit by a bat and it didn’t even bleed, so her mom put peroxide on it and they thought she was fine. She was ok for over a month.