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A sugar gliders diet in the wild may include… eucalyptus blossoms Pollen Tree sap from eucalyptus trees and/or acaia trees Insects ( beetle larva.

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4 A sugar gliders diet in the wild may include… eucalyptus blossoms Pollen Tree sap from eucalyptus trees and/or acaia trees Insects ( beetle larva ) Figs, ( Other fruits ) Flowers ( When in trees ) The sugar glider is nock- turnal so it catches/eats its food at night When in captivity a sugar glider’s diet may include… Food available at a pet store An occasional fruit or veggie (continue to next page to learn more)

5 Some specific examples of sugar glider food are… Pinkie mice honey dew grasshoppers June bugs baby food (If you have a pet sugar glider specific diets are available at the pet store) Fun fact: In my whole life I have never seen a sugar glider drink water!!!!

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7 In the wild a sugar gliders predators may include… The musk owl powerful owl Kookaburra Foxes ( red fox) In captivity a sugar gliders predators may include… domestic dogs cats Fun fact: sugar gliders bond really well to some dogs and cats and HUMANS!!!!!!!!!

8 In captivity with proper care In natural habitat with little predators 10-12 years10-15 years In captivity with improper care In natural habitat with many predators 4-6 years6-11years

9 Infotopidia Grolier online Sugar glider manual search engine caring for sugar glider article Google  Thank you !

10 I.B! This author decided to research sugar gliders after watching the T.V. show Wild Kratts on P.B.S. They had a little segment that had a sugar glider. After seeing the cute fury animal she decided people should know more about them. I.B loves all animals and will do anything she can to help them!!

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