Sugar glider

The video introduces the sugar glider, a forest-dwelling animal known for its unique gliding ability. It explains how the sugar glider spends most of its life in trees and moves between them by leaping and gliding. The sugar glider uses large skin flaps to glide through the air, covering distances up to 50 meters. By adjusting its tail and legs, it can change direction mid-air to land accurately on trees.

What is the primary habitat of the sugar glider?

• Oceans

• Forests

• Deserts

• Mountains

How does the sugar glider move between trees?

• By flying

• By jumping

• By gliding

• By walking

What helps the sugar glider glide through the air?

• Its tail

• Its wings

• Its legs

• Flaps of skin

How far can a sugar glider glide?

• 10 meters

• 20 meters

• 30 meters

• 50 meters

What does the sugar glider use to change direction while gliding?

• Its ears

• Its nose

• Its tail and legs

• Its wings