Sugar Glider: Sugar gliders are small, nocturnal marsupials from Australia and New Guinea, known for their ability to glide up to 150 feet using a membrane between their limbs. With large eyes, soft fur, and a curious nature, they form strong social bonds with their owners when handled daily. However, they are highly social animals and suffer from depression if kept alone, requiring at least one companion. They need a tall, spacious cage with branches and nesting pouches, a specialized diet of fruits, vegetables, and protein, and several hours of nightly interaction. Their care is complex and long-term, as they live 10–15 years. Ownership is restricted in some regions. Their exotic appeal comes with significant responsibility, demanding experienced, committed owners.
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