Broad-toed Feather-tailed Glider

Broad-toed Feather-tailed GliderThis small marsupial occurs in eastern Australia. A 2023 paper describes long hairs projecting from both sides of the tail in living Acrobates, including A. frontalis, giving it a feather-like edge.What does it look like?Fabian et al. (2023) state that long hairs project from both sides of the tails of living A. frontalis and A. pygmaeus, forming a feather-like edge. The feature is not unique to A. frontalis.How does it live?This small marsupial occurs in eastern Australia. A 2023 paper describes long hairs projecting from both sides of the tail in living Acrobates, including A. frontalis, giving it a feather-like edge.Fabian et al. (2023) report that the living A. frontalis and A. pygmaeus inhabit open sclerophyll forests and woodlands.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.