SUGAR GLIDERS Flying - Funny & Cute Compilation

Although they also eat insects, sugar gliders are named for their love of nectar and flowers. Petaurus breviceps, which is its scientific name, is a short-headed rope dancer. The only glider species now existing in Tasmania is the sugar glider, which was introduced there in 1835. In the pet industry, particularly in the United States of America, sugar gliders are frequently utilized.