What is colorado black squirrel?

The Colorado black squirrel (Sciurus niger) is a type of squirrel native to western North America, including the state of Colorado. As their name suggests, their fur is predominantly black but can also have some brown or gray hues.

They are arboreal rodents, meaning they spend most of their life in trees, and are active during the day. They feed on a variety of foods, including nuts, seeds, fruits, and insects.

Colorado black squirrels are known for their agility and athleticism, as they are able to run, climb, and jump with great speed and precision. They also have sharp claws that enable them to grip onto tree bark and branches.

The population of Colorado black squirrels has fluctuated over the years due to habitat loss and competition with other animal species. Conservation efforts are being put in place in some areas to protect their habitat and ensure their survival.