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Animal Lover Trains Her Sugar Gliders In Most Adorable Video You'll See Today
Sugar gliders do not fly in the true sense of the word, but they can travel long distances from tree to tree with the help of their skin.
They live high in tree trunks, while sailing to other trees avoids many enemies on the ground.
A 44-year-old Nurmaya Sari Siregar from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia also has sugar gliders at home. There are as many as 17 flying animals in her home, and from 2013 they are taught to perform tricks.
These days she posted a video on the web in which she showed how obedient her sugar gliders could be.
On her orders the sugar gliders were flying one after the other, and Nurmaya also took adorable flights on the camera. See what scenes look like when we have obedient sugar gliders at home...
They live high in tree trunks, while sailing to other trees avoids many enemies on the ground.
A 44-year-old Nurmaya Sari Siregar from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia also has sugar gliders at home. There are as many as 17 flying animals in her home, and from 2013 they are taught to perform tricks.
These days she posted a video on the web in which she showed how obedient her sugar gliders could be.
On her orders the sugar gliders were flying one after the other, and Nurmaya also took adorable flights on the camera. See what scenes look like when we have obedient sugar gliders at home...
