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Irish Daily Star
|September 29, 2025
Mehmet squirrels away his best pal
LIFESAVING wearable health sensors have been made from leftover bits of shellfish for the first time.
THIS man and his pet squirrel Alvin go everywhere together.
Mehmet Onal, 58, rescued him as an injured baby four years ago and nursed him back to health in Hailsham, UK.
But when he went to set the squirrel free, he kept following him home.
So Mehmet kept him as a pet and said: "It is unconditional love."
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