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That's right - we've got a video of a squirrel eating a pumpkin. And it's about as adorable as you'd expect.

This guy on YouTube decided to answer the question that no one asked: can you carve a jack-o-lantern with a power washer? Turns out you can, and you get some pretty clean lines.  

Nothing says fall quite like a pumpkin patch. So where can we find the best in our state?

I never knew porcupines made cute little squeaking noises. I guess it's because I never got close enough to one to find out.

You may have noticed a pumpkin or two around the neighborhood lately. Okay, maybe more than two. They're everywhere. This means you’ve probably fallen victim to at least a little bit of the hype and purchased some Halloween pumpkins. But what do you do with them in just a few days, when Halloween is in the rearview mirror?

It's the greatest mystery since trying to determine if the Great Pumpkin actually exists.

I'm not sure why I never thought of doing this for a Halloween party. Super simple to make and your friends will think you're super awesome. They'll all so think you're double-talented when they ask, "did you get this idea from Pintrest," and you can say, "Nope!"

Ah, Halloween. Little mooches dressing up like their favorite characters, begging door to door for candy. If you run out, or if you can't afford to feed all of the neighbor kids, they get upset, and give you a "trick". These can come in a variety of forms, including toilet papering your house, writing graffiti on your vehicles, or, the most used "trick", smashing your pumpkins.