A team of bio-robotic specialists at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems has confirmed theories suggesting that scaly-tailed flying squirrels use their spiky tails to keep their perch in ...
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The critter flying into your nest box might not be a bird
If you've spotted a critter swooping into your nest box at night, it might not be a bird! Get to know America's too-cute ...
Six long years have elapsed since I last wrote about southern flying squirrels. That column ran on Dec. 31, 2017, and was made possible by the doyen of flying squirrels, Professor Don Althoff of the ...
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