The squirrel wanted to apply for insurance, but this time the broom didn't fall down and crushed him. #Insurance fraud# Oscars of the animal kingdom • Flying squirrels plays...
I saw a full-length documentary on Australia's flying squirrels and learned how complex and regimented their life is in the wild, but nothing prepared me for the astonishing performance of this guy. Literally one of the strangest things I've seen in my 84 years (both of his videos).
Haven't seen too many bats with fuzzy tails. Maybe its a squat 🤣 Either way, he's probably afraid to not do as he's told. Imagine what would happen to his boy parts if he didn't 😂
First one was better. It genuinely looked like he was trying to gain sympathy as opposed to getting in trouble for knocking stuff over. Cheeky squirrel.
When I want a laugh I Always look at his first video. This one makes me laugh too. Especially when he’s trying to look injured, but lifts his little head to peek at you.
In the wild, flying squirrels are physiologically adapted to fly from tree to tree by stretching their bodies as much as possible to extend the membrane of skin that serves as their parachute. Being in a house on the ground or on furniture, he certainly cannot use this ability which is an innate need for him. This could perhaps cause him discomfort in his back, stiffness, etc., which would regularly push him to lie on his back to stretch his muscles and this membrane to relieve his body....
He's lovely and this is adorable, but please do not touch his testicles again like that. Even small touches are very painful and he clearly didn't like the dynamic of his mother touching him there, either.
I had a Eastern Grey squirrel and he laid on his back all the time. My cats and dogs did it too. You are probably right about the tiles, but she might have the same flooring in her entire house, or most of it. At least from what I've seen when I was living in China.
@@terriquinlan7683 In their dreys they'll all curl up together. My squirrel used to lay on his back in my hand when I was trying to type. So, I would have to finger peck until I would just give him belly rubs and he would fall asleep LOL!
Bobo's not a sugar glider. He's a flying squirrel. I'm not sure what kind though. It's definitely not the same as the ones around where I live. (Sugar gliders are marsupials)
Quizá aprendió que así atrae la atención de los humanos con los que convive, aunque el efecto de su accidente fingido no es el mismo de la primera vez que fue un accidente real 😣. Es adorable ❣️😍❣️🥰❣️
unlikely with his belly up as he'd be protecting that. It's more likely a cooling down mechanism especially since he's revealing more surface area both to the cool floor and to the air.
