Have you ever seen a squirrel 'sploot'?
Alyssa Vidales posted a video to Twitter of three squirrels splayed out in a star shape while lying in a tree Friday, June 30.
, this behavior is called "splooting," where animals find cool surfaces and lie down on their stomachs with their legs spread to cool off. While it looks cute, it can also be a sign these little creatures are experiencing temperatures they're not used to, says NPR. Central Texas has been experiencing triple-digit heat and excessive heat warnings for most of June, with slightly cooler temperatures ahead, but not by much.
possible heat advisories in the days following July 4th, with highs in the upper 90s and low 100s across south-Central Texas.that I have read and agree
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