Nah, There's something right with you.
My wife was living in Sheffield England for a short period and while there she was not working or goign to school. Lived with her parents while they were there for work.
She spent a lot of time in the local park and befriended a squirrel. It sought her out every time she went to the park. It would lead her places to show things to her, like it's stashes of seeds and nuts.
She would offer the squirel a nut or something and it would take her to where it had lots, basically telling her, no thanks, i have enough.
It even showed her where it lived, where it had it's harem of ladies and babies. It completely trusted her. It would protect her when other squirrels approached and played and climbed on her when they rested by a tree.
I love hearing her tell the stories. She still has a gift that makes critters feel OK around her. She shot 170+ pictures of a chipmunk the other day when it was happily hanging out with her.
So no, It's a special person that can have nature feel comfortable with them.