I DID NUT INHALE! Britain’s plastic crisis laid bare after a squirrel was spotted casually ‘puffing’ a vape pen

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Jul.26.2022

A SQUIRREL goes nuts for a disposable vape pen — laying bare Britain’s plastic crisis.

The wild rodent was seen picking up the discarded e-cigarette before chewing on the purple puffer.

I DID NUT INHALE! Britain’s plastic crisis laid bare after a squirrel was spotted casually ‘puffing’ a vape pen

A squirrel has been spotted going nuts for a disposable vape pen.

I DID NUT INHALE! Britain’s plastic crisis laid bare after a squirrel was spotted casually ‘puffing’ a vape pen
The rodent was seen chewing on the purple pufferCredit: Getty Images - Getty

Rory Hosker, 37, filmed the shocking scene outside his flat at 9am yesterday as the squirrel scurried up to its drey in a tree with the device.

The labourer, of Leeds, said: “The irony was I was having a cigarette out my window when I saw this squirrel puffing on a vape.

 

“It really looked like it was trying to smoke it. I fear it could potentially die if it bites into the battery.

 

“Seeing that made me fear for all the other animals potentially getting hooked on the flavours.

 

“Littered e-cigarettes are a real issue now and only getting worse.

 

“I see so many in the Yorkshire Dales. They need to be banned as soon as possible as it’s a danger to nature and our planet.”

 

A boom in sales has meant millions of single-use vapes end up in landfill.

 

Their lithium batteries could be reused in electric cars and other tech.

I DID NUT INHALE! Britain’s plastic crisis laid bare after a squirrel was spotted casually ‘puffing’ a vape pen
I DID NUT INHALE! Britain’s plastic crisis laid bare after a squirrel was spotted casually ‘puffing’ a vape pen

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