Irrawaddy squirrel

Irrawaddy squirrelThe Irrawaddy squirrel occurs from South Asia into northern Southeast Asia and is found in places with both forest and agriculture.What is distinctive about its hip and underside colors?The upperparts are brownish to gray and finely grizzled. Underpart color varies, and pale patches occur on either side of the hips.What does it eat, and where can it be found?The Irrawaddy squirrel occurs from South Asia into northern Southeast Asia and is found in places with both forest and agriculture.Its foods include seeds, flowers, fruit, bark, lichens, and insects. It is also recorded in landscapes where agriculture and forest are mixed.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.