We are studying sugar gliders. This is what we learned so far.
Sugar gliders live on the east coast of Australia.
They live on trees and branches of trees in Australia and New Guinea. They curl up in nests of leaves and twigs hidden in holes in trees. They usually pass leaves from the forefeet to the hind feet and in turn the tail which they coil around the nest materials. Each nest may shelter two gliders or a family group of a dozen or more animals. Several generations of gliders may share the same nest.