Gray squirrels, whose natural geographic range is North America, now thrive in England, where many view the American gray squirrel as a pest. Having no natural predators in England, a few ...

Gray squirrels, whose natural geographic range is North America, now thrive in England, where many view the American gray squirrel as a pest. Having no natural predators in England, a few ...

According to the North Carolina State Parks website, the fox squirrel’s range has primarily been west of the Albemarle Sound. Fox squirrels look different, too.

Unlike them, the gray squirrel prefers foothills and valleys where it feeds on fungi, seeds and nuts. In the Yosemite Valley and slopes alone, 4,000 gray squirrels were counted in 1914.