Beecroft's Anomalure

Beecroft's AnomalureBeecroft's anomalure moves between trees on a gliding membrane that extends between its limbs and tail. It rests in leafy nests by day and is active around dusk and at night.What does it look like?Its back is mostly slate-grey, with a small white patch of hair on the crown. A gliding membrane extends between the forelimbs, hindlimbs, and tail.How does it live?Beecroft's anomalure moves between trees on a gliding membrane that extends between its limbs and tail. It rests in leafy nests by day and is active around dusk and at night.It is mainly nocturnal and crepuscular. By day it rests in a twig-and-leaf nest high on the outside of a tree, then glides to lower branches to forage at dusk.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.