Resident Malayan Colugo

One of the naturally-occurring Malayan colugos (Galeopterus variegatus) perched on the trunk of a Rambutan tree (Nephelium lappaceum).
A common and thrilling species to encounter parkwide.

@Shaun_Casuarius
Are they easy to spot? Great photo by the way

@amur leopard Guests may have some luck within certain vicinities where specific colugos like to frequent, like among the trees near Frozen Tundra and Wild Africa, along with the Forest Pavilion and Night Safari's Fishing Cat Trail.

@Casuarius_casuarius I just learned about these guys - had heard of "flying lemur," but not colugo - just learned the more proper name is colugo, but they just look like lemurs, even though they're not actually lemurs. This article has some info on them: 17 Colugo Facts [Flying Lemur Mysteries Revealed] | UniGuide

@Casuarius_casuarius I did not spot any inside the zoo, but I did see one in Night Safari's leopard trail and another inside the Sloth bear exhibit.