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  Sugar Glider Sugar Bear Information In the wilds of its native habitat, the Sugar Glider Sugar Bear is a tree dwelling creature, often living in groups of ten to fifteen. It is active at night when it hunts for small vertebrae's and insect. It feeds on the sweet sap of certain species of eucalyptus, acacia and gum trees. The Sugar Glider Sugar Bear is named for its preference for sweet foods and its ability to glide through the air like a flying squirrel.

It lives in groups of up to seven adults, plus the current season's young, all sharing a nest and defending their territory, an example of helping at the nest. Adult males mark the territory with saliva and with a scent produced by glands on the forehead and chest, and also mark members of the group with this scent. Visitors which lack the appropriate scent marking are expelled swiftly, even violently. The dominant male mates more frequently with the female of the group than the other males. When an adult m

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