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Do Squirrel Bits Actually Come From Squirrels in Fallout 4?
There are two main things that led me to this question: 1) I've never seen a squirrel in the Commonwealth, and 2) I learned that some meat sources are intentionally mislabeled (see Longneck Lukowski's Cannery, Doc Morbid, or Iguana Bob Frazier for more information).
Investigating squirrel meat in the Commonwealth and the Fallout Universe, I viewed the Fandom pages for Squirrel Bits (Fallout 4), Crispy Squirrel Bits (Fallout 4), Squirrel Stew, Crispy Squirrel Bits (general), Squirrel on a Stick, and finally, Squirrel.
One note from the Squirrel Stew page says:.
Its commonality is strange as there are no squirrels to be found in the wastes, aside from those in Appalachia.
Another note, this one from Crispy Squirrel Bits (general), says:.
Living squirrels can only be found in Fallout 76, yet there are still crispy squirrel bits in several of the games.
From the same page:
Crispy squirrel bits are squirrel kebabs that can be found in refrigerators or purchased from merchants. Another variety is found in the Commonwealth, which are cut up squirrel bits.
At first I took the second sentence to mean that it was indeed squirrel meat, but after considering, it is possible that the difference only denotes the format in which the meat is presented and not the veracity of its source.
Regarding the Squirrel on a Stick:
Squirrel on a stick is a common staple food eaten by denizens of the wasteland, made by ramming a stick through a squirrel and roasting it over an open fire, camping style.
The good news here is that squirrels, despite their lack of appearance in the Commonwealth, do canonically exist. However, the "on a stick" variant is the only one that I am confident in it actually being squirrel meat.
Do squirrel bits actually come from squirrels, or do they come from a more nefarious source?
Question from user WiZΔRD at gaming.stackexchange.com.
Answer:
In Fallout 76, squirrels actually exist.
Look at those cute iittle critters, don't you just want to hug them?
And when you do manage to find it in your heart to kill them, you receive Squirrel Bits.
The wikis also usually phrase it as if Squirrel Bits are actually squirrel meat (FO4: "These minced bits of squirrel", here, and, of course, for the bits from FO76: "The raw, uncooked meat from the corpse of a squirrel" here.
Nevertheless, the inclusion of squirrels in Fallout 76 might have simply been a tongue-in-cheek reference (it's not clear if the game's completely canon, as that would implicate a few problems), and since the wiki's are written by fans they are not always correct.
Like with the Iguana Bits, some of them could still be of "a more nefarious source",
In case you find the exclusion of squirrels problematic, there is a mod for FO4 to solve that for you: Squirrels of the Commonwealth.
Answer from user Joachim at gaming.stackexchange.com.
There are two main things that led me to this question: 1) I've never seen a squirrel in the Commonwealth, and 2) I learned that some meat sources are intentionally mislabeled (see Longneck Lukowski's Cannery, Doc Morbid, or Iguana Bob Frazier for more information).
Investigating squirrel meat in the Commonwealth and the Fallout Universe, I viewed the Fandom pages for Squirrel Bits (Fallout 4), Crispy Squirrel Bits (Fallout 4), Squirrel Stew, Crispy Squirrel Bits (general), Squirrel on a Stick, and finally, Squirrel.
One note from the Squirrel Stew page says:.
Its commonality is strange as there are no squirrels to be found in the wastes, aside from those in Appalachia.
Another note, this one from Crispy Squirrel Bits (general), says:.
Living squirrels can only be found in Fallout 76, yet there are still crispy squirrel bits in several of the games.
From the same page:
Crispy squirrel bits are squirrel kebabs that can be found in refrigerators or purchased from merchants. Another variety is found in the Commonwealth, which are cut up squirrel bits.
At first I took the second sentence to mean that it was indeed squirrel meat, but after considering, it is possible that the difference only denotes the format in which the meat is presented and not the veracity of its source.
Regarding the Squirrel on a Stick:
Squirrel on a stick is a common staple food eaten by denizens of the wasteland, made by ramming a stick through a squirrel and roasting it over an open fire, camping style.
The good news here is that squirrels, despite their lack of appearance in the Commonwealth, do canonically exist. However, the "on a stick" variant is the only one that I am confident in it actually being squirrel meat.
Do squirrel bits actually come from squirrels, or do they come from a more nefarious source?
Question from user WiZΔRD at gaming.stackexchange.com.
Answer:
In Fallout 76, squirrels actually exist.
Look at those cute iittle critters, don't you just want to hug them?
And when you do manage to find it in your heart to kill them, you receive Squirrel Bits.
The wikis also usually phrase it as if Squirrel Bits are actually squirrel meat (FO4: "These minced bits of squirrel", here, and, of course, for the bits from FO76: "The raw, uncooked meat from the corpse of a squirrel" here.
Nevertheless, the inclusion of squirrels in Fallout 76 might have simply been a tongue-in-cheek reference (it's not clear if the game's completely canon, as that would implicate a few problems), and since the wiki's are written by fans they are not always correct.
Like with the Iguana Bits, some of them could still be of "a more nefarious source",
In case you find the exclusion of squirrels problematic, there is a mod for FO4 to solve that for you: Squirrels of the Commonwealth.
Answer from user Joachim at gaming.stackexchange.com.
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