Adorable Japanese Flying Squirrel Looks Just Like a Furry Cartoon Character first appeared on PetHelpful on Jul 29, 2025 This ...

The squirrel glider, also listed as a vulnerable species, will have more suitable places to live under climate change. However, few of its potential new homes in central western NSW are adequately ...

Sugar gliders are marsupials and are similar in size to a flying squirrel. Gliders are affectionate animals and love human attention, but they do need to be supervised when out of their cages.

These guys have to be on the lookout for snakes, and even house cats, which prey on them. Visiting News 8 with a sugar glider is Heather Alford from the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.

A new species of flying squirrel has been found in the Pacific Northwest. It’s been dubbed Humboldt’s flying squirrel, in honor of the great naturalist Alexander von Humboldt. The discovery ...

An amazing feature of the flying squirrel is its ability to glide over long distances. They do not truly fly like birds or bats. Their ability to glide comes from a loose flap of skin attached ...

Since then, both the rope bridges and glider poles have become popular, with squirrel gliders crossing more than 2000 times.

Just yesterday morning, I was looking out the back door and happened to notice movement underneath the glider swing. It was a squirrel using the glider as a hiding place with a leaf of cabbage. The ...

Bordelon says, "They are like 2-year-olds. It's not a matter of if they will get into trouble, but when." -- Ann Cameron Siegal Sugar gliders are small, but they can get themselves in big trouble.