If they swim on their front then everything is submersed except for the bushy tail, leaving them susceptible to attack from winged prayed such as the the flying mantis or kestrels/eagles/owls etc. swimming a on their back allows them to use their now submerged tail as a handy steering device like what a boat has
Isle of wight squirrles are red and are called red squirrles
squirrles
people?
squirrles rely on there nests to survive the winter squirrles rely on there nests to survive the winter. they try to burry nuts but they forrget where they put them
No they eat acorns.
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Sounds like it may be a problem with the swim bladder.
Yes, but i haven't been to Africa, but I'm sure there are.
Gray squirrles live under the ground
Yes. platypuses swim on their front. They do not swim on their side or their back, but they make hundreds of dives each day, and swim forwards on their abdomen.
To bathe means laver or baigner, which translates back into to wash or to wash in bathtub (to bathe I guess) To swim means nager, which translates back into to swim. HOPE I HELPED