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1. Colugo
   sitting on top of it. In the air, however, they are very capable, and can volplane as far as 70 metres from one tree to another with minimal loss of height. Colugos are shy, nocturnal, and restricted to the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. In consequence, remarkably little is known about their habits. They are certainly herbivores, and are thought to eat mostly leaves, shoots, flowers and sap, and probably fruit as well. They have well-developed stomachs capable of extracting nutriment from leaves. There are two species, the Malayan Colugo being the larger and more common of the two. ORDER DERMOPTERA
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