The Sweetest Flyer #shorts

The Sweetest Flyer Sugar Glider Sugar glider facts How to care for sugar gliders Sugar gliders as pets Sugar glider diet and habitat Sugar glider evolution and history Sugar glider gliding and communication Sugar glider vs flying squirrel Sugar glider ear movements This creature is known for its love of sugar, possesses the ability to glide through the air and communicate with loud barks. Meet the sugar glider, a tiny marsupial that can travel up to 100 meters in one flight. Sugar gliders are native to Australia, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea, where they live in social colonies of up to 10 individuals. They have a thin membrane of fur that stretches from their wrists to their ankles, which they use to glide from tree to tree. They also have amazing ears that can move independently to help them locate prey or avoid predators. Sugar gliders are omnivorous, feeding on nectar, pollen, sap, insects, and spiders. They are very cute and cuddly, and can bond closely with their owners if kept as pets. However, they are also very noisy and active at night, so they need a lot of attention and care. Sugar gliders can live up to 12 years in captivity, but only 3 to 9 years in the wild. They have been around for about 15 million years, evolving from an ancient group of marsupials called diprotodonts. Sugar gliders are fascinating animals that have adapted well to their environment and lifestyle. They are not only adorable, but also very smart and agile.. #sugarglider #marsupial #animals