The Sunda colugo, also known as the Sunda flying lemur, is a fascinating gliding mammal found in the rainforests of Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore. Despite its name, it’s not actually a lemur—and it doesn’t fly either. Instead, it glides gracefully between trees using a large membrane of skin called a patagium, which stretches from its neck to the tips of its fingers, toes, and tail, turning its body into a natural wingsuit. This incredible adaptation allo

1.1K views · 40 reactions | Colugos are an animal in the order Dermoptera which means "skin winged" and can glide from tree to tree with their arm flaps. Being nocturnal, they spend their days clinging to the trunk of a tree to which they blend in almost perfectly except for their big googly eyes. | Phil Torres | Facebook