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The Colugo…..pooping!🌲 Colugos, often called “flying lemurs” (though they’re not lemurs), are tree-dwelling mammals native to Southeast Asia. Distribution: • Colugos are found in tropical forests across Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Singapore. •They thrive in dense forests with continuous canopies that allow them to glide freely. Interesting Facts About Colugos: •Colugos have the most extensive gliding membrane (patagium) of any mammal, stretching

This is a colugo, aka a Sunda flying lemur. In Thai it's called bahng (บ่าง -- ข้อมูลภาษาไทยด้านล่างครับ)There is a small troop of them living at one of the campsites in the Surin Islands National Park. They're really strange-looking, and really cute, almost like a cross between a bat and a lemur. We didn't even know they existed until we saw them there. I was pretty excited to get this shot of one gliding. They're not actually lemurs, and they don't actually fly, but they are the best gliders o

Sunda Flying Lemurs are mainly nocturnal, and will sleep in holes in trees or high in the dense canopy during the day. Their climbing skills are also helpful for defence as they will climb higher into the tree. This species can only be found in Southeast Asia and on some of the Philippine Islands. Unfortunately, they are occasionally hunted for their skin and meat and considered as pests for fruit crops because they adapt well to disturbed and fragmented forests and plantations. Sunda Flying Lem