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

Sugar gliders are one of many animals native to Australia and Indonesia. They soar from tree to tree and travel distances of up to 150 feet. Most people don’t have this space available in their ...

“Many people who buy sugar gliders on a whim come to realize that their home is simply an unsuitable environment for this type of animal,” PETA said. “When kept as ‘pets,’ they are ...

They like to play with other sugar gliders, as well as people. In the wild, they can glide as far as 150 feet thanks to their "built-in parachutes," the American Museum of Natural History says.

He mischievously arrived with a very small case housing a very small bag where he then revealed an even smaller Sugar Glider. Their Latin name translates to "short-headed rope dancer," and we find ...

Photo courtesy of MSPCA-Angell Photo courtesy of MSPCA-Angell Photo courtesy of MSPCA-Angell O’Leary says that many people do not consider sugar gliders as pets, but they’re great for the ...

Courtesy of MSPCA-Angell O’Leary said many people don’t consider sugar gliders as pets, but they’re great for the right adopters. “We don’t often have sugar gliders in our care,” she ...

Shelter officials are looking for homes for 33 sugar gliders. National Geographic describes ... so officials are looking for people who can adopt a minimum of two. For more information, visit ...

Dozens of sugar gliders in need of new homes will soon be available for adoption from the MSPCA, the animal welfare agency announced. The MSPCA said in a post on X that it is expecting 51 of the ...