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Greater Glider (light colour phase), Petauroides volans, is a small gliding marsupial found in Australia.

GREATER GLIDER.....aka Greater Flying Phalanger or Dusky Glider....found in open woodland and tall forests where there is suitable eucalypt trees along the east cost of Australia from tropical Queensland to northern Victoria....measure 13.5 to 17.5 inches long with a 17.5 to 23.5 inch tail....can glide for up to 328 feet

Greater Glider (Petauroides volans) - found in southern Queensland, eastern Australia, south-east New South Wales and montane forests of Victorian central highlands

Great Glider

6 Pins

Buffalo/Bison/Oxen/Yaks

103 Pins

One of the animals believed by some to be the mythical origin of the unicorn is the okapi. These bizarre deer-like mammals, which live in the rain forests of Africa, appear to be the combination of a giraffe, a zebra and an antelope.

Okapi

89 Pins

A popular myth about these arctic rodents has its roots in faked documentary footage from Disney

Lemmings

12 Pins

The Southern Brown Bandicoot- Toby has a bronze water bandicoot (a rare and magical species of bandicoot) in his top jacket pocket

Southern Brown Bandicoot. Endemic to Australia, bandicoots are marsupials complete with pouch, however, as they are so low to the ground, their pouch, fortunately, faces backward.

Your thumb is MINE! The Giles' planigale is a native of the Australian bush and, despite having a bit of a temper, the little critter poses no threat to humans

Marsupials

4 Pins

photos of kinkajous | the biggest animals kingdom and in the world kinkajou kinkajous east ...

Kinkajou

31 Pins

Highland cow in Scotland. I saw a few up close like this & fell in love with them.

Highland Cattle by Captain Tweaky - via Flickr

Cattle

82 Pins

@zoogirlsd - - - - - - Gerenuk mom with her new baby 😍 #newbabyalert #zooborns #gerenuk #babygerenuk #cutebabyanimals #momandbaby…

Antelope/Sable/Gazelle

109 Pins

Tapir

15 Pins

Sitting pretty! - British Badger (Meles meles) by One more shot Rog, via Flickr

Badgers

16 Pins

Spiny Hugs - porcupine faces always make me laugh!

Porcupines

48 Pins

tasmanian devil | Tasmanian Devil print / picture from Gerry Pearce

Tasmanian Devils

44 Pins

Numbat - These endangered little marsupials are Australian and useful (they eat as many as 20,000 termites per day!), and they are also known as Walpurti.

Numbats

25 Pins

Moles

20 Pins

Cuteness … Sugar Gliders By Igor Siwanowicz

Sugar Gliders

6 Pins

Cool nest foraging enrichment. Uses a hanging planter basket. Could have hard boiled eggs or plastic Easter eggs with a small amount of egg for smaller animals, or even small paper mache eggs with egg stuffed inside. Can also use just egg shells mixed with food.

Mongooses

66 Pins

Owls

391 Pins

Point Defiance Zoo's baby Skunk is stinkin' cute!

Photo courtesy of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

i want a skunk for a pet (scent glands gone, of course)!

Skunks

113 Pins

Zebras

79 Pins

THEY JUST WANT TO BE LOVED. | This Is Why We Should All Love Bats

Bats

219 Pins

The pink fairy armadillo or pichiciego is the smallest species of armadillo first described by R. Harlan in 1825. This desert-adapted animal is endemic to central Argentina and can be found inhabiting sandy plains dunes and scrubby grasslands

The pink fairy armadillo, known scientifically as the Chlamyphorus truncatus, is a tiny armadillo covered in pink plates and silky white hair that could fit in the palm of your hand. CONICET researcher Mariella Superina and her team have been studying the rare creature in Mendoza, Argentina to determine whether the pink fairy armadillo is endangered, rare, or simply hard to spot.

Armadillos/Pangolins

184 Pins

Goats/Sheep/Rams/Ibex

102 Pins

Found throughout southern Africa, aardvarks use their keen sense of smell to sniff out their favorite food—termites. Photograph by Beverly Joubert

Aardvarks

59 Pins

Hippos/Rhinos

182 Pins

Giant Anteater...(Myrmecophaga tridactyla) also known as the ant bear. It is a large insectivorous mammal native to Central and South America. It is one of four living species of anteaters and is classified with sloths in the order Pilosa.

Giant anteater (Myrmecophaga tridactyla) The giant anteater is a large insectivorous mammal native to Central and South America. The giant anteater is the largest of its family, 182–217 cm in length....

Ant Eater/Tamandua

92 Pins

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7.6k Pins

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Jacqueline Greenhalgh

Greater Glider (light colour phase), Petauroides volans, is a small gliding marsupial found in Australia.

GREATER GLIDER.....aka Greater Flying Phalanger or Dusky Glider....found in open woodland and tall forests where there is suitable eucalypt trees along the east cost of Australia from tropical Queensland to northern Victoria....measure 13.5 to 17.5 inches long with a 17.5 to 23.5 inch tail....can glide for up to 328 feet

Greater Glider (Petauroides volans) - found in southern Queensland, eastern Australia, south-east New South Wales and montane forests of Victorian central highlands

Great Glider

6 Pins

Buffalo/Bison/Oxen/Yaks

103 Pins

One of the animals believed by some to be the mythical origin of the unicorn is the okapi. These bizarre deer-like mammals, which live in the rain forests of Africa, appear to be the combination of a giraffe, a zebra and an antelope.

Okapi

89 Pins

A popular myth about these arctic rodents has its roots in faked documentary footage from Disney

Lemmings

12 Pins

The Southern Brown Bandicoot- Toby has a bronze water bandicoot (a rare and magical species of bandicoot) in his top jacket pocket

Southern Brown Bandicoot. Endemic to Australia, bandicoots are marsupials complete with pouch, however, as they are so low to the ground, their pouch, fortunately, faces backward.

Your thumb is MINE! The Giles' planigale is a native of the Australian bush and, despite having a bit of a temper, the little critter poses no threat to humans

Marsupials

4 Pins

photos of kinkajous | the biggest animals kingdom and in the world kinkajou kinkajous east ...

Kinkajou

31 Pins

Highland cow in Scotland. I saw a few up close like this & fell in love with them.

Highland Cattle by Captain Tweaky - via Flickr

Cattle

82 Pins

@zoogirlsd - - - - - - Gerenuk mom with her new baby 😍 #newbabyalert #zooborns #gerenuk #babygerenuk #cutebabyanimals #momandbaby…

Antelope/Sable/Gazelle

109 Pins

Tapir

15 Pins

Sitting pretty! - British Badger (Meles meles) by One more shot Rog, via Flickr

Badgers

16 Pins

Spiny Hugs - porcupine faces always make me laugh!

Porcupines

48 Pins

tasmanian devil | Tasmanian Devil print / picture from Gerry Pearce

Tasmanian Devils

44 Pins

Numbat - These endangered little marsupials are Australian and useful (they eat as many as 20,000 termites per day!), and they are also known as Walpurti.

Numbats

25 Pins

Moles

20 Pins

Cuteness … Sugar Gliders By Igor Siwanowicz

Sugar Gliders

6 Pins

Cool nest foraging enrichment. Uses a hanging planter basket. Could have hard boiled eggs or plastic Easter eggs with a small amount of egg for smaller animals, or even small paper mache eggs with egg stuffed inside. Can also use just egg shells mixed with food.

Mongooses

66 Pins

Owls

391 Pins

Point Defiance Zoo's baby Skunk is stinkin' cute!

Photo courtesy of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

i want a skunk for a pet (scent glands gone, of course)!

Skunks

113 Pins

Zebras

79 Pins

THEY JUST WANT TO BE LOVED. | This Is Why We Should All Love Bats

Bats

219 Pins

The pink fairy armadillo or pichiciego is the smallest species of armadillo first described by R. Harlan in 1825. This desert-adapted animal is endemic to central Argentina and can be found inhabiting sandy plains dunes and scrubby grasslands

The pink fairy armadillo, known scientifically as the Chlamyphorus truncatus, is a tiny armadillo covered in pink plates and silky white hair that could fit in the palm of your hand. CONICET researcher Mariella Superina and her team have been studying the rare creature in Mendoza, Argentina to determine whether the pink fairy armadillo is endangered, rare, or simply hard to spot.

Armadillos/Pangolins

184 Pins

Goats/Sheep/Rams/Ibex

102 Pins

Found throughout southern Africa, aardvarks use their keen sense of smell to sniff out their favorite food—termites. Photograph by Beverly Joubert

Aardvarks

59 Pins

Hippos/Rhinos

182 Pins

Giant Anteater...(Myrmecophaga tridactyla) also known as the ant bear. It is a large insectivorous mammal native to Central and South America. It is one of four living species of anteaters and is classified with sloths in the order Pilosa.

Giant anteater (Myrmecophaga tridactyla) The giant anteater is a large insectivorous mammal native to Central and South America. The giant anteater is the largest of its family, 182–217 cm in length....

Ant Eater/Tamandua

92 Pins