Splayed out on windowsills, concrete steps, tree branches, fire escapes, and back porches… what is going on with the squirrels lately? Well, it turns out that this odd summertime behavior is called ...

This time of year, you may see squirrels sprawled out on sidewalks, tree branches, deck railings or in shady spots, belly-down and appendages extended. No, these squirrels aren’t injured. They’re ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Leslie Katz covers the intersection of culture, science and tech. A squirrel rests on its belly, its legs outstretched behind it, ...

National Park Service Shares Photos of Animals 'Splooting' and People Can't Get Enough originally appeared on PetHelpful. It's sploot season, according to the National Park Service (NPS), and wildlife ...

If you happen to see an animal sprawled out at home, at a zoo or in the great outdoors, don't worry — they're more than likely fine. The thing is the animals are just like the rest of us — done. Done ...

Every dog owner has a favorite quirky trait that makes their pup extra lovable. But if there’s one hilarious habit nearly every dog seems to share, it’s the classic dog sploot—and it never gets old.