Sugar Gliders

Sugar Gliders are commonly found in Australia and New Guinea Sugar. Sugar Gliders are commonly known for their ability to glide through the air, they can glide up to about 148 feet in the air. Male sugar gliders have a bald spot on their head which is used as a scent gland, they are marsupials like kangaroos and koalas. The new version of the Sugar Glider will have a bigger gliding membrane which will allow them to sail farther, They will have a way to camouflage from their predators, they will have a better immune system so they don't get sick easily, because they are known to get parasites and diseases. They are becoming extinct because of habitat destruction, so we need to relocate them and make sure their new environment is safe.