We Love Animals
Animals Nature

The Japanese Flying Squirrel Is Possibly One Of The Cutest Animals In The World

Have you ever seen these cute little furry animals? These are the Japanese flying squirrels, small mammals capable of soaring from branch to branch thanks to a furred membrane (patagium) located between the front and rear legs. Although they do not fly, these pretty mammals can hover a distance of 100 meters. This remarkable ability allows them to escape from possible predators or, quite simply, to reach other trees.

Check out this series of photos aren’t they adorable?

 

Xem bài viết này trên Instagram

 

Bài viết do Escape Magazin (@escapemagazin) chia sẻ

 

Xem bài viết này trên Instagram

 

Bài viết do Masatsugu Ohashi (@masatsugu.ohashi) chia sẻ

 

Xem bài viết này trên Instagram

 

Bài viết do ????ANNA???? (@sovietchild) chia sẻ

 

Xem bài viết này trên Instagram

 

Bài viết do Masatsugu Ohashi (@masatsugu.ohashi) chia sẻ

 

Xem bài viết này trên Instagram

 

Bài viết do Joanna Zhou (@maqaroon) chia sẻ

Source: Whydon’tyousharethis

Related posts

20 Photos Proving Wild Animals Can Be Just As Sweet As Pets

Carolyn Mullet

Puppies Are Born Little Angels, Proving Through 30 Photos

Carolyn Mullet

Meet The Scarlet Minivet, A Brilliant Artwork That Comes In Red, Orange And Yellow Depending On Its Location

Olivia

Rare Albino Turtle That Looks Like Melted Cheese Has Gone Viral

Carolyn Mullet

20+ Animals That Will Surprise You With Their Unique Looks

Carolyn Mullet

20+ Photos That Prove Happiness Can Be Measured In A Pet

Carolyn Mullet

10+ Surprising Things Animals Can Do That We Can’t Explain

Carolyn Mullet

10+ Adorable Photos Of Pets Sleeping In Bed With Their Humans

Carolyn Mullet

10+ Photos Proving That Our Pets Have Their Own Kind Of Logic

Carolyn Mullet

20+ Photos That Prove Pets Can Make Our Lives Meaningful And Happy

Carolyn Mullet

Hilarious Footage Of Elephant Stopping A Truck And Stealing Potatoes For Snack

Olivia

Rare baby albino elephant spotted in African wildlife park

Carolyn Mullet