Legal
"(4) EXEMPTION FOR CERTAIN WILD ANIMALS. (a) A person is
exempt from holding a license or other approval as required under
this chapter to possess live native wild animals if the wild animals
are not endangered or threatened species and are any of the following:
1. Arthropods.
2. Chipmunks.
3. Pocket gophers.
4. Mice.
5. Moles.
6. Mollusks.
7. Opossums.
8. Pigeons.
9. Porcupines.
10. Rats.
11. Shrews.
12. English sparrows.
13. Starlings.
14. Ground squirrels.
15. Red squirrels.
16. Voles.
17. Weasels."
Illegal (or stipulations apply)
Ohio residents are required to have an ODNR permit to own native wildlife such as a flying squirrel. Call the Department of Natural Resources at 614-265-6300 and ask them to send you a form to get a permit. You fill out the form, send it in and they will send you your permit.
Well, honey, a flying squirrel is like the ultimate party animal of the rainforest, soaring through the trees like they own the place. These little daredevils like to hang out in the canopy layer, living their best high-flying life among the treetops. So, if you're looking for a flying squirrel, just remember to aim high and keep your eyes to the sky!
I highly recommend that you contact the legal division of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department regarding the legality of the safekeeping of the (officially vulnerable) Galapagos tortoise.
Autotrophs produce their own food (eg. plants using photosynthesis to make glucose). Heterotrophs consume organic matter to feed themselves. Therefore, squirrels (as well as all other animals) are heterotrophs.
NO! They are legal to have as pets, but you can not take them out of the wild. They must be purchased. They also do NOT require a special license unless you intend to breed or have a colony of them. 1 or 2 is just fine (not sure of the exact number) If you wish to check up on this answer call Minnesota DNR @ (651) 296-6157
Yes.
You can't.
In Texas, it is legal to own a pet possum if you have a wildlife rehabilitation permit or a permit from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Yes, in Florida it is illegal to own a flying squirrel as a pet. They are considered wildlife and require special permits to possess or rehabilitate. It is important to check with local wildlife authorities before keeping any wild animal as a pet.
Ohio residents are required to have an ODNR permit to own native wildlife such as a flying squirrel. Call the Department of Natural Resources at 614-265-6300 and ask them to send you a form to get a permit. You fill out the form, send it in and they will send you your permit.
Generally speaking, no. If you have a felony, you cannot legally own or purchase a gun.
ray the flying squirrel was mighty the armadillos partner he follow mighty were ever he go. Mighty and ray was missing for a long time sonic and the chaotix were looking from them but they cant find them so they missed them. Maybe their having there adventure by thair own maybe we ones see them again.
Not legally. In the U.S. a felon cannot own or possess a gun.
Well, honey, a flying squirrel is like the ultimate party animal of the rainforest, soaring through the trees like they own the place. These little daredevils like to hang out in the canopy layer, living their best high-flying life among the treetops. So, if you're looking for a flying squirrel, just remember to aim high and keep your eyes to the sky!
bat, butterfly, fliying sqrrilThere are more than 3 flying animals but here are 3:1. Flying Gecko2. Flying Lizard3.Flying Snakes
I highly recommend that you contact the legal division of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department regarding the legality of the safekeeping of the (officially vulnerable) Galapagos tortoise.
a legally liscensed person can have up to 5 kids not including their own. if you are not liscensed you can only have 2 not including your own