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In June 2024, animal scientists placed 12 habitat boxes and solar-powered cameras around Dingo Mountain in New South Wales, ...
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Trail cameras capture unprecedented footage of endangered creature's unique behavior in forest: 'Had never been observed before'A livestream of an adorable family of an elusive species caught a never-before-seen behavior by the patriarch. As the ...
The greater glider is one such example, its relative obscurity enhanced by the fact that it mostly lives high in the forest canopy, where they are hard to observe.
Greater gliders are endangered marsupials that live in tree hollows of Australia’s eucalyptus forests. Their fluffy bodies can reach up to 18 inches long and their long tails can reach up to 2 feet.
A video shows a greater glider, “one of Australia’s most mysterious animals,” using its tail to grasp leaves in a “world-first” behavior. Photo from Ana Gracanin via WWF-Australia In a ...
Greater gliders are endangered marsupials that live in tree hollows of Australia’s eucalyptus forests. Their fluffy bodies can reach up to 18 inches long and their long tails can reach up to 2 feet.
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