Recently, the staff of Wudang Mountain Scenic Area in Hubei Province found that the conduit box on a ropeway bracket was suspected of being damaged by rodents during inspection. The staff carefully examined and found that it was a weasel nesting in the online box to "spend the night". In order to ensure the safe operation of the ropeway, the staff drove it away, and then the weasel jumped and flew away in "wingsuit flight".
Also known as flying squirrels or flying tigers, the flying membrane can help it glide quickly among trees, but because it does not have an organ like a bird that can produce lift, the weasel can only glide between trees and land. It is found in tropical and temperate rainforests in Asia, Europe and the Americas, and as many as 43 different species of squirrels have been found. When it does not open the flying membrane, it resembles a squirrel, with gray-brown or brown dorsal hairs, gray-white ventral surface, and orange-red dorsal hairs on the four legs. Squirrels prefer to inhabit mixed coniferous and broad-leaved mountain forests. Habits are similar to bats, during the day they often hide in rock caves, stone crevices or tree caves on cliffs and cliffs to rest, and they like to be quiet and live alone. At night, it goes out to hunt for food, is more active in the early morning and dusk, and is agile, good at climbing and gliding.
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Original title: After the weasel ropeway was driven away, the "wingsuit flight" left in a dashing manner