The northern greater glider has a brownish-gray coloration, the central greater glider has a dark silvery-brown coloration with dark brown face, legs, and tail, while the southern greater glider …

The greater gliders are three species of large gliding marsupials in the genus Petauroides, all of which are found in eastern Australia. Until 2020 they were considered to be one species, …

While perhaps not as internationally famed as its distant relative, the koala, the greater glider is certainly one of Australia’s most unique native animals. This remarkable marsupial uses a …

The southern greater glider (Petauroides volans), [2] also known as the southern and central greater glider, [3] is a species of large gliding marsupial native to the forests of southeastern …

Australia’s largest gliding mammal, the greater glider could easily be mistaken for a fluffy tree-dwelling teddy bear, with its large, round ears and huggable, soft body.

Australia’s largest gliding marsupial, the greater glider is a nocturnal animal with large, fluffy ears. In Queensland, the greater glider is spread across a broad geographic range, living on the …

Greater glid­ers are the largest of the glid­ing pos­sums. Fe­males have a well-de­vel­oped pouch and two mam­mae. P. volans are about the size of a do­mes­tic cat, weigh­ing 1-1.5 kg as adults. The …

Mar 29, 2023 · The greater glider is the largest species of glider found in Australia. They can reach lengths between 35 and 46cm (13.8-18.1in) long with their weight varying between 900 …

Jun 3, 2020 · The Greater Glider is Australia’s largest gliding mammal. Greater Gliders have thick, dark grey-brown fur on their back and creamy white fur on their under-side, and can be found …

The greater glider, Australia's largest gliding mammal, once ruled our treetops. Now, the greater glider is under threat from land-clearing and forest destruction, and has just been categorised …