How to Beat the Flying Squirrel From the Depths 
If you’ve ever been curious about the secret to beating the flying squirrel from the depths, you’ve probably wondered how to make it easier for you to catch one. Here are some tips. Remember that the tail serves as the flying squirrel’s rudder, aileron, and flap, and the key to beating it is to get it to turn before they notice you. Using these tips, you can turn the flying squirrel in no time at all.
Pre-baiting
A practical protection against damage from flying squirrels is to exclude them from your property. Whether it’s a tree or a squirrel problem, you can protect your property by excluding squirrels from the area and making it as difficult for them as possible to get inside. Pre-baiting for flying squirrels is an effective strategy, but it can only work if every tree that might be a potential entry point has a trunk guard. Since a flying squirrel can leap over five meters (16 feet) and land safely, it’s best to prune drooping branches that can lead to the ground. Also, if you’re preventing the squirrels from entering your home, install a tree guard that extends beyond the snow line.
Tail functions as stabilizer, rudder, aileron, and flap
The tail of a flying squirrel is the fourth major control system of a bird, and it functions as a rudder, aileron and flap all in one. When the rudder is opened, it pushes the tail into un-disturbed air, which provides lift for the whole bird. The horizontal stabilizer pushes the tail down.
Silent glide of a flying squirrel
The silent glide of a flying squirrel is one of nature’s most fascinating phenomena. The squirrel’s wing membranes, called patagium, are flexible enough to allow the animal to independently control the billowing and stiffness of their wing membranes. The flexible nature of these wings allows the squirrels to control the size and shape of their wings in response to changes in airflow and the wing’s stiffness.
Turning before they look
If you watch a flying squirrel leap, you’ve probably seen them perform a similar maneuver. In fact, these flying creatures with established glide paths will leap before they look. According to zoologist Illar Muul, one flying squirrel subject tried to land on a tree that wasn’t there four times before realizing that the tree was no longer there. So what does this mean?
Triangulation
The eyes of a flying squirrel lie very far back on the sides of its head, and although these are ideal for detection of predators, they create a significant hindrance in performing flight. Since the visual fields of both eyes need to overlap to see three-dimensionally, flying squirrels struggle with the execution of their flight. Using a process called triangulation, they overcome this perceptual handicap.
Growing too large
Squirrels have amazing brains. These creatures can remember thousands of caches a year, which makes them prodigious spatial geniuses. This ability allows them to out-smart even their most formidable foes. During the winter months, their brains grow larger to compensate for their increased need for spatial memory. As a result, they can be incredibly quick and agile.
Diet
You’ve seen the cute little Japanese flying squirrel. But did you know that it can actually kill a Rottweiler? The BBC has a report on squirrels attacking a Rottweiler. The first thing that you should know about them is that they’re not the only critters that are susceptible to vitamin D3 and calcium deficiency. Fortunately, there are ways to treat these squirrels and avoid them from ruining your home.
Avoiding obstacles
In an attempt to outwit its predator, the flying squirrel uses its gliding membrane and tail to steer it around obstacles and lands on the vertical trunk of another tree. Then it quickly scurries away from the other side of the tree to evade a predator. While flying squirrels can glide for more than 50 yards, they are most commonly shorter. By avoiding obstacles and combining grip and gliding skills, the flying squirrel can reach up to fifty yards.
How do you beat the flying squirrel from the depths?
By attacking it with a weapon you can damage and ultimately kill the flying squirrel.
What is the best way to attack the flying squirrel?
By attacking it with a weapon you can damage and ultimately kill the flying squirrel.
How much damage can the flying squirrel take before it dies?
The flying squirrel can take a lot of damage before it dies so it is best to attack it with a weapon that can deal a lot of damage.
What is the flying squirrel’s weakness?
The flying squirrel’s weakness is that it is vulnerable to attacks from weapons.
What happens if you attack the flying squirrel without a weapon?
If you attack the flying squirrel without a weapon you will not be able to damage it.
Is there anything else you can do to beat the flying squirrel?
No the only way to beat the flying squirrel is by attacking it with a weapon.
What is the best weapon to use against the flying squirrel?
A weapon that deals a lot of damage is the best weapon to use against the flying squirrel.
What should you do if you can’t find a weapon to use against the flying squirrel?
If you can’t find a weapon to use against the flying squirrel you should try to find something that can be used as a weapon such as a rock or a stick.
What will happen if you try to use a weapon that is not strong enough to damage the flying squirrel?
If you try to use a weapon that is not strong enough to damage the flying squirrel the flying squirrel will not be damaged.
Can the flying squirrel be killed with one hit?
Yes the flying squirrel can be killed with one hit from a weapon that deals a lot of damage.
How many hits does it take to kill the flying squirrel if you are using a weapon that deals a lot of damage?
It only takes one hit to kill the flying squirrel if you are using a weapon that deals a lot of damage.
How many hits does it take to kill the flying squirrel if you are using a weapon that does not deal a lot of damage?
It will take more than one hit to kill the flying squirrel if you are using a weapon that does not deal a lot of damage.
What will happen if you try to kill the flying squirrel with a weapon that does not deal a lot of damage?
If you try to kill the flying squirrel with a weapon that does not deal a lot of damage the flying squirrel will not be killed.
What will happen if you try to kill the flying squirrel without using a weapon?
If you try to kill the flying squirrel without using a weapon you will not be able to kill it.
Is there anything else you can do to kill the flying squirrel?
No the only way to kill the flying squirrel is by attacking it with a weapon.
Jessica Watson is a PHD holder from the University of Washington. She studied behavior and interaction between squirrels and has presented her research in several wildlife conferences including TWS Annual Conference in Winnipeg.
