They get their name from their love of sweet fruits and their ability to glide between trees. Sugar gliders are small animals, with a body that is typically only 5-7 inches long. Their fur is grey with a white stripe runni… See more

Sugar gliders are able to adapt to a variety of different environments, but they do best when they have plenty of space to move around and climb. They also need a warm environment, as they are not able to regulate th… See more

Sugar gliders are small, arboreal marsupials native to Australia, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea. They get their name from their diet of sugary fruits and the fact that they can glide through the air for up to 50 m… See more

Sugar Gliders are able to adapt to different environments due to their willingness to eat a variety of foods and live in close quarters with other Sugar Gliders. In the wild, Sugar Gliders will eat insects, tree sap, nectar, and fruit. If … See more