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Summary
Call it Darwin's theory in action... squirrels are dying in the Ozarks in droves, as anyone whose driven down highway 65 has probably noticed. Concervation officials say the squirrel population has exploded this year, forcing many mama squirrels to kick thier young out of the den. Unable to survive on thier own, the animals are walking into traffic and diving into lakes and rivers, where they end up dying.SOTPitts says the squirrel overpopulation happens about once a decade. This years overpopulation is apparently confined to southwest Missouri.
Footage Information
Source | CONUS Archive |
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Record ID | 132871 |
Story Slug | Squirrel Kill (09/25/1998) |
Location | Springfield, MO |
Format | VoSot |
Date | 9/25/1998 |
Archive Time | 42:56 |
TRT | 1:00 |
Supers | Springfield, MissouriDavid Pitts, Dept. of ConservationIan Shelton, Motorist |
Video Description | Vo lots of squirrels in trees, on the ground, running in fields, sot with Pitts, Motorist, more squirrels |
Description | Call it Darwin's theory in action... squirrels are dying in the Ozarks in droves, as anyone whose driven down highway 65 has probably noticed. Concervation officials say the squirrel population has exploded this year, forcing many mama squirrels to kick thier young out of the den. Unable to survive on thier own, the animals are walking into traffic and diving into lakes and rivers, where they end up dying.SOTPitts says the squirrel overpopulation happens about once a decade. This years overpopulation is apparently confined to southwest Missouri. |
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