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The capital of Finland has chosen unusual animals
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In Helsinki, capital of Finland settled 12 flying squirrels, six of them have chosen Central Park. Flying squirrels in Finland defend so actively that their habitats even prohibited the construction.
The last time the population of flying squirrels was recorded in Helsinki in the 1930s.
Photo of a squirrel I found in the Elevator of the University of Lappeenranta. The squirrel looks similar to a small short-eared squirrel, but between the front and hind legs it has a wide skin fold, covered with hair — patagia, which plays the role of a parachute, and partly a bearing surface when jumping. The size of her small, slightly less than the average protein: the body length is 12-22,8 cm, tail 11 to 13 cm, feet — 3-3,9 cm, ear — 1,5-2,1 cm; weight до170 G.
Source: mirfactov.com/
The last time the population of flying squirrels was recorded in Helsinki in the 1930s.
Photo of a squirrel I found in the Elevator of the University of Lappeenranta. The squirrel looks similar to a small short-eared squirrel, but between the front and hind legs it has a wide skin fold, covered with hair — patagia, which plays the role of a parachute, and partly a bearing surface when jumping. The size of her small, slightly less than the average protein: the body length is 12-22,8 cm, tail 11 to 13 cm, feet — 3-3,9 cm, ear — 1,5-2,1 cm; weight до170 G.
Source: mirfactov.com/
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