Created By Hailey Storms and Karina Caballero DUNDEE, “THE SUGAR GLIDER”

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Presentation transcript:

Created By Hailey Storms and Karina Caballero DUNDEE, “THE SUGAR GLIDER”

The Sugar Glider mostly lives in mainland, trees, Australia, or in the wild. WHERE IS A SUGAR GLIDER FROM?

Sugar Gliders like to eat insects, fruits, honey, and sugary nectar. WHAT DO THEY EAT?

Interesting fact #1 Did you know sugar gliders are nocturnal?

Did you know that Sugar Gliders glide through the air, that’s why there called sugar gliders. INTERESTING FACT #2

Interesting fact #3 They can live up to 9 to 12 years in captivity.

The End. BYE!