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I Am Not Lefthanded: Gets away with Scrat's acorn by hiding the simple fact that she's a traveling squirrel right up until they are falling off a cliff and she's the only one who can escape. A gigantic albino Baryonyx who is feared by all the creatures in the valley besides Buck. Red Eyes, Take Warning: A pink-eyed unsafe dinosaur - also Truth in Television, as almost all albino animals have red eyes. After she applied her flight means to outsmart Scrat in the beginning when they fall off a cliff, Scrat activates her "wings" and lets the wind get her downwards when they get blasted into the air, leaving him by itself with the acorn and her trapped underground. Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She tries to acquire Scrat's acorn, but deep down, she's essentially extremely sweet and loving. Like Scrat, she might've experienced feelings for him the complete time, but tried out to hide it and target on the acorn as a substitute, right until her heart of gold thoroughly emerges when Scrat will save her from dying. In the late 1950s and via most of the nineteen sixties, the publication was known for its gory and unsettling headlines and stories these as: "I Cut Out Her Heart and Stomped on It" (September 8, 1963) and "Mom Boiled Her Baby and Ate Her" (1962). At this time the paper was sold on newsstands and in drugstores only.