Australia’s Greater Gliders Fly Majestically From Tree to Tree—And Now We Know Exactly How Far
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Greater gliders travel just 62.7 feet between trees — far less than the 328-foot estimate — forcing more ground time and higher predator exposure, worsened by ongoing habitat loss from logging and road construction.
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