P’nut, an Instagram-famous squirrel that was seized and euthanized by New York state and entered the political fray before the election, was negative for rabies, state officials said Tuesday.

It featured an animated squirrel standing upright with its front paws raised, capturing widespread attention when it appeared on the Instagram account stupid.fricken.meme later that year.

The squirrels are taking over The Grove. During Ole Miss’ home stand against Georgia on Saturday, a squirrel ran onto the field to delay the contest until it scurried off to the sideline.

The ghost of P’nut past? A squirrel was spotted running across the stage just moments before Vice President Kamala Harris gave her concession speech Wednesday — sending social media into a ...

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And it wasn't a fan — well, maybe. During an injury timeout on the field for Oklahoma's defensive lineman Gracen Halton, a squirrel broke out onto the field. As play was set to resume at Vaught ...

"The DEC made the devastating decision to euthanize our beloved Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon," said Longo in a statement on Nov. 1 Ingrid Vasquez is a Digital News Writer at PEOPLE.

During Saturday’s Oklahoma-Ole Miss game, a special furry guest stole the show. A squirrel ran onto the field in Oxford during the game’s first quarter and briefly stopped play. As the crowd ...

Back for their second act, a squirrel broke out on the field during Ole Miss football's game on Oct. 26 vs. Oklahoma made his return to the gridiron at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Saturday.

Those in search of wholesome half-term fare will do no better than "The Wild Robot", "which is the best animated feature since 'Inside Out 2', and is good enough to be called an 'instant classic ...

According to online sources like Know Your Meme, the phrase first emerged on MemeCreator.org, where an image of an animated squirrel looking excitedly surprised was paired with the caption.