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Petinomys setosus
Diet
Leaves, fruit
Habitat
Lowland forest
Range
Borneo, Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia
Litter size
1–2 young (typical for the genus)
Gestation period
About 40 days (typical for the genus)
Size
Small (head-body ~11–13cm)
Weight
~50–70g
A small flying squirrel named after the Dutch zoologist Coenraad Jacob Temminck, broadly similar in size and habits to Borneo's other small Petinomys gliding squirrels.
Nocturnal, gliding between trees in lowland forest and feeding on leaves and fruit. Not a species most visitors will confidently separate from related flying squirrels without expert help.