Cell phones used to be just for communication, but times have changed. We now use our cell phones for literally everything we do during the day: games, calendars, workout apps, research, sports updates, reading, photography, finance, etc. Studies show that 90 percent of college students own a cell phone.
Plants, Seeds and Nuts. Wild flying squirrels consume all manner of plants, nuts and seeds found naturally in a deciduous forest -- including leaves, stems, tree bark, hickory nuts and acorns. Captive flying squirrels should have a wide variety of vegetables, seeds and nuts available.
Interesting Facts: 1  They do not really fly. 2  They may store up to 15,000 nuts in a season. 3  Flying Squirrels are the only nocturnal tree squirrel, and are the smallest of all squirrels. 4  They have been kept as pets since the Colonial era. 5  Northern Flying Squirrels make a low, soft chirp, and cluck when distressed. There has never been a report of flying squirrels having rabies. They can get typhus, but this is only rarely passed to humans. They can get lice, fleas, mites and parasites. Identification: Small (about 8-12 inches long), large bulging eyes, flattened tail, whitish underneath. Furry membrane between front and rear legs. Males and females look alike.