Lesser Pygmy Flying Squirrel

Lesser Pygmy Flying SquirrelEmilia's pygmy flying squirrel has been reported from dense forest in Sarawak, Borneo. The genus account describes these squirrels as tree-living, nocturnal gliders.What does it look like?Animal Diversity Web identifies this as the smallest flying squirrel and gives an average mass of 27 g. Members of Petaurillus have a gliding membrane along the sides of the body.How does it live?Emilia's pygmy flying squirrel has been reported from dense forest in Sarawak, Borneo. The genus account describes these squirrels as tree-living, nocturnal gliders.The Petaurillus account describes members of the genus as tree-living and nocturnal, eating fruit and seeds and gliding between trees. P. emiliae itself is reported from dense forest in Sarawak.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.