Mohanlal Sukhadia University (MLSU) in Udaipur, Rajasthan, is facing an unusual crisis as a squirrel has reportedly bitten nearly 20 students and staff members over the past six weeks. This alarming situation has prompted the university community to avoid pathways leading to the Psychology Department, where most attacks have occurred. Witnesses describe the squirrel as aggressive, attacking without provocation and quickly retreating to the trees. University officials suspect that the animal is defending its territory, possibly due to nesting nearby. The Animal Aid rescue team has attempted to capture the squirrel on two occasions, but the animal has evaded all traps. Dr. Shailendra Kumar Sharma, Deputy Director of the Animal Husbandry Department, noted that while squirrel bites are not rabies threats, those bitten should receive a tetanus shot as a precaution. The university's administration is on high alert, urging immediate reporting of any squirrel sightings.