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the wife took this pic while on holiday in malaysia she said it was a flying monkey

never heard of one of them :laugh::laugh: it dont even look like a monkey

the skin is joined between the front and back legs and she reckons it flies

from tree to tree :laugh::laugh: more like glides from tree to tree

does anyone know what it is

cheer bb

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Flying Fox is actually the name more commonly applied to the malaysian Fruit Bat. That's a Flying Squirrel or " Glider ".

 

So; Did ye get a T shirt, Bill? :D

 

Edited to say: My god! And it's carrying a young one, look! :icon_eek:

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Flying Fox is actually the name more commonly applied to the malaysian Fruit Bat. That's a Flying Squirrel or " Glider ".

 

So; Did ye get a T shirt, Bill? :D

 

Edited to say: My god! And it's carrying a young one, look! :icon_eek:

no ditch i didnt get the t shirt

i had to stay at home whilst teresa and jack had three weeks of fun

im getting closer to finding out what exactly it is

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im getting closer to finding out what exactly it is

 

:hmm: Try Googling for " Sugar Glider ". That rings a bell, for some reason.

 

been on google

and ditch it aint a sugar glide there a masupial and are in oz

i am now no further finding out what it is

cheers bb

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Sunda Flying Lemur, also known as the Malayan Flying Lemur or Colugo. :good:

 

 

well done ossie your 110% right :clapper::clapper: where did you find that out

ive been through books and the net and i couldnt find anything but then again

im pretty dense

cheers bb

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