This Squirigan is a carnivore that lives in the tundra
biome. Its food sources from this boreal forest biome are voles, pikas, and pocket gophers. The squirigan has a bunch of predators, including wildcats, coyotes, weasels, and snakes. The squirigan also has to lookout for sky predators, such as eagles and hawks. It often makes its home in a bush; if none are available, the squirigan will make a nest up in a heavily bushed tree. The squirigan goes to find its food within the forests around its nest. The squirigan has some advantages; with its spectacular eye sight, it can stay up in a tree and scope out its enemies. The squirigan also has night vison, so it can hunt during the night without any problems. This mammal can also dig a hole and bury itself and wait for prey to walk above it. It then strikes when least expected, giving it an advantage over its prey. Squirigans often hunt in groups; that way, they can outnumber their prey. After they kill, they all get to eat, depending on the size of the animal. The small animals get to eat the most, so that they grow larger and become more effective predators.