This is a flying lemur. Flying lemurs have a deceptive name. Also called colugos, these small, furry tree-dwellers can't technically fly, and they're not technically lemurs. But in the Southeast Asian forests they inhabit, they can glide incredible distances between trees. Credit: @sgvirality | ROADS.sg

Have you ever heard of Colugos? Colugos are strange, medium-sized animals. They are frequently referred to as "flying lemurs" because to their propensity for gliding and the similarity of their features to lemurs, despite the fact that lemurs are only found on Madagascar. According to an evolutionary study, colugos are the only extant relatives of primates. #InstaAnimal #KnowSomethingNew #colugo #ITReel | India Today

Colugos are arboreal gliding mammals native to Southeast Asia. You also probably never knew they existed! | Proudly Mauritius

C'est le meilleur planeur de tous les mammifères : il peut parcourir 100 mètres sans toucher le sol. Voici le mystérieux colugo. | Brut nature FR

Uno de los mamíferos más extraños: los colugos | BioJairzinho