Squirrel Pop

Christopher Horrell

Aug 22, 2009 — 1 min read

A new phenomenon has hit the web: Squirrel Photobombing. I first discovered this on [Cute Overload](http://cuteoverload.com/2009/08/10/this-is-photobomb/ and Intelligent Travel. It's taking over!

To join in the fun, I've created Squirrel Pop, an easy way to add the Banff squirrel sitebomb (yes, I just made that up) to your site.

Download the file below, follow the README and enjoy!

File downloads comming back soon!

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