Describe the squirrel in the second grade of primary school.

The second grade of primary school describes the little squirrel like this:

On a sunny morning, I found two squirrels looking for food in front of the glass window. The little squirrel on the left is pure black, with a very big tail, like a parachute, sharp ears and a round face. The little squirrel on the right has gray hair and a black and white tail.

They climbed the fence and walked on the balance beam at the top of the fence. Then he jumped on a tree, looking for something. Suddenly, the black squirrel found a very big pine cone. It quickly bit the pine cone between the upper and lower teeth, hid on a remote branch and chewed happily. Soon, the gray squirrel also found the pine cone.

They all ate pine cones. Suddenly, a rhubarb cat like Garfield jumped out. I heard from my father that it was raised by neighbors and an Israeli family. Garfield jumped over the fence at once, much faster than the squirrel. Two little squirrels are running around, the little black squirrel runs to the roof next to the big tree, and the gray squirrel jumps to another tree.

My family has two lovely little squirrels. There is a lively and active, often running around and jumping. Every time I approached it, it immediately ran away, and its response was very agile, so I renamed it "Naughty". Naughty people generally don't eat in front of us. In front of us, it will always be a performer, often performing some difficult movements for us.

The other chubby, all he thinks about is eating and sleeping. However, it loves cleanliness. Every time before eating, it slaps its mouth with saliva. It doesn't like sports either, so its belly looks like a ball, so I call it "gluttony" or "snoozing".