Red Giant Flying Squirrel

Who are red giant flying squirrels?

The red giant flying squirrel or common giant flying squirrel (Petaurista petaurista) is one of the largest species of flying squirrels, native to Southeast Asia.

What is size of red giant flying squirrels?

The red giant flying squirrel is large, with a head and body length of 28.5-55 cm and a tail length of 34-63 cm. They weigh between 2 and 3 pounds.

Color of red giant flying squirrels?

The red giant flying squirrel is dark reddish-brown on top and light orangish-brown to buff on the bottom.

How red giant flying squirrels glide?

The red giant flying squirrel has a membrane of skin between its legs and arms that allows it to glide between trees.

Why do red giant flying squirrels have large eyes?

The red giant flying squirrel has large eyes, which help it see well at night since it is nocturnal. These big eyes are perfect for navigating through the dark forests while gliding between tree

What do red giant flying squirrels eat?

The red giant flying is a herbivore, they are mainly plant eaters, feeding on fruits, nuts, leaves, and tree bark.

When red giant flying squirrels most active?

Red giant flying squirrels are most active at night, starting their activity just before dusk and retreating at dawn.