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🤩Fast facts about flying squirrels ⬇️⬇️ 1. Those adorable eyes are specialized for night vision. 2. Flying squirrels use 'patagia' and wrist spurs instead of wings for gliding. 3. These amazing creatures can glide up to 300 feet and perform impressive 180-degree turns. 4. There are only three species of flying squirrels native to the Americas. 5. Baby flying squirrels require a significant amount of care and nurturing from their mothers. 6. Flying squirrels do not hibernate, but they do practic