In recent years, Omaha has emerged as an unexpected hub for “black squirrel scholarship.” This peculiar academic interest points to a deeper cultural phenomenon, entwining environmental studies, urban wildlife management, and community engagement. The phenomenon may seem trivial at first glance, but it reflects broader themes of human-animal interaction within urban landscapes. Black squirrels, though...
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