6. Not That ‘Ready’ For Winter
All year round, creatures, especially squirrels, spend time gathering nuts and acorns to save for winter. But if he ate all he came across, it appears his fur would be plenty to protect him. Ten ten hope it goes. This particular squirrel seems to have chosen a more direct path of survival, thereby misreading the concept of winter readiness. It seems as though it has decided to be its own storage area instead of creating the usual nut and seed stockpile for the next cold months. Though perhaps not the most effective survival strategy, the resulting rotund look has created a quite gorgeous scene. Its fluffy tail and large cheeks together suggest complete satisfaction, even if its winter planning skills could be very doubtful. The way it waggles from tree to tree still reveals wonderful beauty that makes everyone happy despite its weight. It is still attempting to be typically nimble.
