Sugar Gliders
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SUGAR GLIDERS
BY BROOKE AND CLAIRE
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WE TOOK A SURVAY
AND HERE SRE THE RESULTS
4 OUT OF 32 PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT A SUGAR GLIDER
Sugar Gliders
come from Australia 🇦🇺
WHY THEY MAKE A BAD PET
- They drown in toilets
- They are very loud
- They coast $200-$300
- They get very lonely
- They bite
- You need to podding train them
Photo by Viper76
SUGAR GLIDERS MAKE A GOOD PET
- They are supper cute
- They give you a lot of lOVE
- They are very playful
- They can grow very close to you
Photo by jodimarr
DIET
- Insects
- Plants
- Fungi
- Fruits
- Seeds
- Sugary sap
- Bird eggs
- Anything sweet
Sugar Gliders common predators are Snakes feral cats quoll owls and foxes
Photo by Lawrence in Houston
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Sugar Gliders are related to kangaroos and kolas
When they are born they're smaller then a thumbtack
Flying Squirrels are illegal to have as pets in America.
But you can get one in another places
Sugar Gliders have sharp claws that helps them cling on to almost any surface. They also have opposable thumbs
Sugar Gliders are also called sugar bears because they use sounds to imitate their predators sound
Fruit,fungi,and sugary sap
Photo by Dawn Huczek
Sugar bear 🐻
Photo by Werner Kunz
Quolls, feral cats, and owls
Photo by Taylor.McBride™
AUSTRALIA
Photo by launceston_lad
