Tufted ground squirrel: The Borneo rodent once believed to disembowel deer and feast on their organs ...Middle East

The forests of Borneo are home to squirrels with extravagant tails and teeth so sharp they could slash a deer's throat — and folklore has it that's exactly what they use them for.

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