In response to my earlier question as to whether there had been any document squirrel-on-human attacks, inkheart asks, how’s this? Eek!
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There are plenty of documented squirrel attacks. You need to go to
http://www.scaryskwerlworld.com for the gory details. I’d say these are the acts of a few brave skwerls while the rest cower in their nests. The best “attack” I had in my town was last summer some tourist put his car keys down to take a picture and a skwerl came over and grabbed them. Then the little wise ass took them way up into the tree and giggled away until the fireman came.