How squirrels got into a house in Roswell
Almost all houses have gaps in the roof sheathing. This one is just bigger than most. It probably was marketed in the squirrel real estate community as a good home for lazy squirrels or those with bad teeth because no gnawing was necessary to get into the house.
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