Sugar glider- The sugar glider lives in the tropics, Australia, New Guinea & Tasmania. The sugar glider has a squarrel like body and a patagium, which allows it to fly. They mate every 7-10 months. They have up to 1-3 babies. They are omnivores, eating insects, larvae, birds, bird eggs, small lizards, and pollen. Sugar glider's predators are kooka barros, owls, foxes, cats & dogs. Sugar gliders are related to the flying squarrels, the rat and the possum.

Foxes- foxes are predators of sugargliders. They have four kits per year and besides it, they eat field mice and small birds.

Owl-One preditor of the sugar glider is the owl. Owls are nocturnal. It's prey besides the sugar glider include the, field mouse, baby crocodiles, and regural mice.

Mealworm-The mealworm is prey to the sugar glider. Mealworms dig down into the dirt, eat, and lay eggs in it.

By: Sara Lundy, Abbie Hildreth, and Jasmine Howe.

How much sugar gliders eating costs for a day, week, month, and year.

Day: $3.80. (Bananas)
Week: $5.30 (bananas and can of meal worms.)
Month: $10.50. (Bananas and 4 cans of meal worms.)
Year: 20.60 (bananas and 6 cans of meal worms.)

By, Sara Lundy, Abbie Hildreth And Jasmine Howe.

Sugargliders , being tropical animals are used to being in 85 degree weather. This poses a problem for just become sugar glider owners when it becomes weather. Get one of your old socks and turn it inside out . Put the sock on a heating pad ( hide the cord so your sugarglider does not chew on it) . Now you have a little igloo to keep your sugarglider warm


By: Sara Lundy, Jasmine Howe & Abbie Hildreth!

Biotic and abiotic materials that allow sugargliders to use their instincts.
By Sara Lundy

One biotic material that allows sugar gliders to use their instincts is a tree. A sugar glider uses it's instinct to catch its prey or get away from a predator by leaping up to 200 feet tree to tree.
A abiotic material that allows sugar gliders to use it's instincts is dirt. One of the sugar gliders instincts is to hunt for food, and one of it's prey is the mealworms, a underground digger. The sugarglider uses it's instincts to catch prey and digs down through the earth to catch it's prey