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A squirrel glider enjoying eating some fruit. These animals can stretch out their limbs, and the flap of skin between their limbs acts like a wing and helps them to glide between trees.

Kuranda Koala Gardens, Kuranda, Australia

Squirrel glider (Petaurus norfolcensis)

The squirrel glider is a nocturnal gliding possum. This species' home range extends from Bordertown near the South Australian/Victorian Border through south-eastern Australia to northern Queensland. The squirrel glider lives in the dry sclerophyll forest and woodlands. In Queensland, however, they occupy a wetter eucalypt forest. The glider will make a den in the hollow tree and line it with leaves. Here it will sleep and usually lives in groups of one male, 2 females, and offspring.The squirrel glider eats mostly fruit and insects.

This young squirrel glider is being fed by a wildlife carer in Ocean View, Queensland.