Northern flying squirrel

Northern flying squirrelThe northern flying squirrel lives in northern coniferous forests and has white-and-gray belly fur and reddish fur along its back.What does it look like?The underside is white and gray, while the back is reddish. The National Park Service comparison describes it as slightly larger than the southern flying squirrel.How does it live?The northern flying squirrel lives in northern coniferous forests and has white-and-gray belly fur and reddish fur along its back.It mainly eats seeds, nuts, and fungi, and uses dense canopies in coniferous forests.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.