The Flying Squirrel

Year: 1954

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Jack Hannah

ComedyAnimation

While pushing his peanut cart through the park, Donald is startled when a flying squirrel swoops down. He persuades the creature to help him fasten a sign to a tree by offering a peanut, but the nut turns out to be rotten. Unable to keep his promise, Donald and the squirrel engage in a lively, escalating showdown.

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