1K views · 94 reactions | Flying Squirrels feasting on nuts and vegetables. Fun facts: They are typically nocturnal. Flyers cannot fly, but glide. They have a patagium (membrane) that connects from the wrist to the ankle, capturing air like a parachute. Their flat tails are used for balance. Diet consists of seed, fungi, insects to buds. To donate: Swvawildlifecenter.org #swvawildlifecenter #southernflyingsquirrel | Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center of Roanoke | Facebook

4.2K views · 162 reactions | Watch your bird feeder at night and you may see a flying squirrel. But don't let the name fool you! Check out the video below and learn more about them here > https://blogs.massaudubon.org/yourgreatoutdoors/can-squirrels-fly/ | Mass Audubon | Facebook

78K views · 381 reactions | FLYING SQUIRRELS -- Although flying squirrels are quite common, most people have never seen one. That’s because they’re nocturnal. But do these creatures of night really fly? Find out in this short video. – Kipp@MDC | Missouri Dept. of Conservation | Facebook