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In Tartu, Scientists Built Houses and a Large Cage for Young Squirrels

Summary by Eesti Rahvusringhääling
In Tartu, in the Cat Tower, researchers from the University of Tartu have built houses and a large cage for squirrels in collaboration with volunteers. Young squirrels that are injured or whose parents have died are raised in a squirrel cage and when the time is right, they are released into the wild to live the life of a squirrel.

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In Tartu, Scientists Built Houses and a Large Cage for Young Squirrels

In Tartu, in the Cat Tower, researchers from the University of Tartu have built houses and a large cage for squirrels in collaboration with volunteers. Young squirrels that are injured or whose parents have died are raised in a squirrel cage and when the time is right, they are released into the wild to live the life of a squirrel.

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Eesti Rahvusringhääling broke the news in Estonia on Monday, September 29, 2025.
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