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The video introduces the sugar glider, a small marsupial known for its unique gliding ability. It explains how the sugar glider uses large skin membranes to glide between trees, covering distances up to 50 meters. The video also describes how the sugar glider can change direction mid-air by using its tail and legs, allowing it to land accurately on its target tree.

Where does the sugar glider spend most of its life?

• On the ground

• In caves

• High up in the trees

• In the water

What allows the sugar glider to glide through the air?

• Its long tail

• Its lightweight body

• Its large skin membranes

• Its strong legs

How far can a sugar glider glide?

• Up to 100 meters

• Up to 20 meters

• Up to 30 meters

• Up to 50 meters

How does the sugar glider change direction while gliding?

• By moving its head

• By flapping its wings

• By twisting its body

• By wagging its tail and legs

What helps the sugar glider land on the right tree?

• Its keen eyesight

• Its sharp claws

• Its strong grip

• Its ability to change direction