Flying Squirrels: Nature's Gliders

What is the primary reason flying squirrels glide between trees?

• To communicate with other squirrels

• To explore new territories

• To avoid predators

• To find food

Where are most species of flying squirrels found?

• Europe and Asia

• Africa and Australia

• North and Central America

• South America and Antarctica

What is the name of the wing-like flaps that help flying squirrels glide?

• Plumage

• Pectorals

• Pinnas

• Patagia

How do flying squirrels change direction while gliding?

• By flapping their tails

• By lowering one arm

• By twisting their bodies

• By moving their heads

What do flying squirrels do to slow down before landing?

• Spread their legs wide

• Curl into a ball

• Stick up their tails

• Flap their wings