The small sugar glider – resembling a flying squirrel – got loose on a China Eastern Airlines flight, hiding in the cabin and ultimately forcing passengers to temporarily disembark the plane.

The tiny sugar glider – a nocturnal animal resembling a flying squirrel – broke loose on a China Eastern Airlines flight on Monday, scurrying away from its owner, hiding in the cabin and ...

When a flying squirrel wants to reach a tree ... a group of marsupials including sugar gliders, the endangered mahogany glider of Australia, and the critically endangered northern glider of ...

Well, the cat caught a flying squirrel (not a sugar glider!) and let it loose in the house. Chaos ensued, and I and the scary little squirrel competed in a battle of wills in our little spare ...

and they are able to catch insects flying in midair — giving them the “glider” portion of their name. The “sugar” part of their name derives from their “penchant for eating forest ...

Flying squirrels, sugar gliders and bats haven’t had a common ancestor in 160 million years, but they form their wing flaps using some of the same genetic ingredients. That’s the intriguing finding ...

A video of a cat's shocked reaction to a flying sugar glider is going viral on social media, with over 7.4 million views in just a few hours. There are several heartening and funny moments that we ...