The Creetown Heritage Museum has opened a new exhibit featuring live closed-circuit TV coverage of red squirrels right outside of the museum. They say that the little squirrels have increased attendance at the museum, partly because the closed-circuit TV allows for close-up viewing of the squirrels in a way that doesn't bother the squirrels.
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