(1) The Eurasian Red Squirrel - a generally benign species of tree squirrel
common in Eurasia. Due to the introduction of the Eastern Grey Squirrel from North America, its
numbers have been in a
sharp decline throughout the British Isles, however, contrary to Anglo-centric assumptions, its population is still strong throughout the rest of Eurasia and its conservation status is "Least Concern", meaning that it is not remotely threatened.
(2) The American Red Squirrel - a species of tree squirrel
common throughout the coniferous forests of North America. These little assholes have a tendency of nesting in human-build structures, causing significant damage to them in the process. Like their Eurasian counterparts, these destructive little rodents have a conservation status of "Least Concern".
(3) A natural redhead, whose
carpet matches her drapes.