Sugar gliders are small marsupials that live in Australia and New Guinea. They are also popular exotic pets that are kept ...

with the baby sugar glider developing further in its mother's pouch until it is ready to face the world. In the wild, sugar gliders live in groups of 15 to 30 animals high up in the trees.

HEADS UP: Zoo to You wildlife educator Jodie Creek with their new baby sugar glider that is in need of a new name. Picture: Stewart McLean The tiny glider, which was given to the small business ...

Colleen Penton, owner of Suggieland in Huntsville, loves sugar gliders to the point that she now owns eight adults and a joey, a baby sugar glider ... fact that they are wild animals.

But they are essentially wild animals. They are illegal because ... It’s similar in this respect to kangaroos and koalas. Baby sugar gliders are also called ‘joeys.’ Females breed constantly.

Colleen Penton, owner of Suggieland in Huntsville, loves sugar gliders to the point that she now owns eight adults and a joey, a baby sugar glider ... fact that they are wild animals.

Sugar gliders are small nocturnal animals originally from the treetops of Australia and New Guinea. Their diet in the wild includes a combination of sweets from the forest, small animals ...

Sugar gliders are nocturnal and native to Australia. In the wild they exist on a diet of insects and sweet tree sap, however, the Price's gliders eat honey, fruit and baby food. Ms Price ...