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    Logging poses a threat to the arboreal Travancore flying squirrel

    Travancore Flying squirrel on a Cullenia tree in the Western Ghats
    20 February 2026 — Visvajit Sriramrajan
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    Common, yet threatened: The case of northeast India’s Malayan giant squirrels

    The Malayan Giant Squirrel's dependence on a contiguous tree canopy makes logging, habitat loss, and forest fragmentation common threats to the species across its range. Malayan giant squirrels are also often hunted for subsistence.
    28 January 2026 — Aathira Perinchery
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    Flying squirrel habitats predicted to tailspin under climate change

    Species distribution models for two species of giant flying squirrels find that suitable habitats in India for occur in only a fraction of their designated range and show a sharp decline under climate change scenarios.
    28 January 2026 — Bharathi Dharapuram
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    How city life shapes palm squirrel behaviour

    Studying the behaviour and ecology of Palm squirrels reveals that cities are evolutionary arenas shaping the traits of animals living within them.
    25 August 2025 — Nandini Rajamani

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