Is a honeywallabo a bat? Is honeyquolls rodents

It is a marsupial (marsupial warm-blooded animals like kangaroos and wallabies) that are native to New Guinea and South Australia, and spend most of their time in trees, licking and eating tree honey. Sugar gliders have gliding membranes on both sides of their bodies that extend from the joints of their hands to their ankles, allowing them to glide through the trees. Now they are kept as pets because they are cute, clingy, and can be carried around, and they are known as "Xiaomi" and are popular all over the world.

Bat. It belongs to the animal kingdom.

Chordata.

Subphylum Vertebrates.

Mammalia. Subclass of true beasts.

Chiroptera. Sugar glider.

Being a marsupial (marsupial warm-blooded animals like kangaroos and wallabies), the sugar glider spends most of its time in trees. The sugar glider has gliding membranes on both sides of its body that extend from the hand joints to the ankles.

Facilitate them to glide through the trees. [1]

Scientific name in Chinese. Sugar glider.

Latin scientific name. Petaurus breviceps alias. Sugar Glider[2].

Binomial nomenclature. Petaurus breviceps world. Animal kingdom.

Door. Chordata.

Class. Mammalia.

Eye. There is a bag mesh.

Section. Quollidae.

Genus. Camellis.

They belong to different programs, so they are not bats.

Honey gliders do not belong to the rodent class, which is the general name of the rodents of the lower class of the true beast, and the honey glider is the kangaroo order of the lower class of the posterior beast, which belongs to the more primitive mammals of the marsupial class, and looks like rodents because of convergent evolution. Honey gliders do not belong to the rodent class, which is the general name of the rodents of the lower class of the true beast, and the honey glider is the kangaroo order of the lower class of the posterior beast, which belongs to the more primitive mammals of the marsupial class, and looks like rodents because of convergent evolution. It is mainly produced in New Guinea and South Australia, Australia, is an omnivorous animal, silver digging honey glider likes to eat high-protein things, as well as high-energy and sweet food is also loved by them, now there are many people like to use honey glider as a pet.

Honey gliders are not the same as flying squirrels, although they all have a flying character, but they have a considerable clan of district forwards. Flying squirrels (flying squirrels) are rodents of the genus Eumorpha, rodents, and squirrels, and their similar appearance to the honey glider is also due to convergent evolution, and there is no kinship between them.

Its body is like a mustel, the tail of the sugar glider is very long, but it cannot be used to grasp things, its nose to tail is about twenty-seven to sixty-one centimeters long, the ears are thin and pointed, the body is blue-gray, the eyes are large and round and closed, the body belongs to a relatively petite animal, its belly is cream-colored, and there are special dark spots on the back.