Sugar gliders are small, nocturnal mammals found in Australia and Southeast Asia. They have silvery grey fur with a dark stripe on their back and weigh 100-160 grams. Their most distinctive feature is the patagium, a membrane that stretches from their wrists to ankles allowing them to glide through the air. During the day, sugar gliders sleep in nests made of leaves in tree hollows, and at night they become active, feeding on insects, nectar, fruits, and biscuits.

1. SUGAR GLIDER
BY :
DEMAS DWI KRISMAYASA
NUGRAHA
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2. Do You Know Sugar Glider??

3. Description
They are silvery blue
grey in colour
(dark stripe on back)
very light (100 to 160g),
their body length is
around 200mm.
The gliding membrane (a
very thin skin) are called
patagiums and strecth
from the wrist to the
ankles

4. BEHAVIOURBEHAVIO
UR Sugar
Gliders are
active at
night and
during the
day sleep in
a nest made
of leaves in
tree-
hollows.
Now,
the
nest
can
made
of
soft
textil

5. FEEDING
INSEC
T
NECTAR FROM
VARIOUS TREES
AND PLANTS
FRUITS
BISKUITS

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