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In your country, what "common" animals are tourists most excited to see?
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Black squirrels. They aren't very many if any at all in the south and when family/friends come to visit it blows their mind seeing them.
When we first moved to Virginia Beach/Hampton Roads, VA, my mom almost wrecked the car when she saw a group of black squirrels. We're not sure why it's so fun to see them, they're just squirrels that are black, but it's always a treat.
In DC, the only black squirrels we saw were around the Saudi embassy and we joked about them being robotic spies.
Plenty of goth squirrels in parts of the Bay Area, California too.
In mid to southern Wisconsin it’s your average brown squirrel…but head to the north woods and black squirrels everywhere. I agree with ur family/friends…they’re doubly cute!
I saw them in New York! Brilliant!