If a tree fell in the forest, and there was only a deaf squirrel around to ';hear'; it... him being audibly...?

...impaired and all and not many other forest creatures out and about on My fictional day, wen he scurried towards his nearest safe spot, towards a log or a branch, an underhang or what have you, shrieking voluminously as he ran for cover...Did he or did he not make a sound?If a tree fell in the forest, and there was only a deaf squirrel around to ';hear'; it... him being audibly...?
wow I will have what he's having.. a double 4 me please thanksIf a tree fell in the forest, and there was only a deaf squirrel around to ';hear'; it... him being audibly...?
Hm..


Tricky.


Assuming said squirrel was of the Grey variety and not a common ground rodent, he would undoubtedly have been using what passes for sign language in the squirrel world as well as shrieking; at which point the squirrel in question would have lost the precious seconds he needed to survive his predicament, and the whole point behind this theoretical situation would be rendered moot.


I also have no idea what I'm babbling about.


But I DID finally get to use the word ';moot'; in an answer..
Yes, if your asking if he could hear it. Yes, even a hearing impaired person would be able to hear it threw the vibrations the gravity will make on the ground
although very low, the Electrons of the nerve System would make it's sound. ~~~~BuzZz on little squirrel~~~~
It's mushroom season in England now isn't it??





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lol
what sound? how do you know if he made a sound if you weren't there?
yes he did