What body covering does a sugar glider use for survival?

Answer 1

Teeth, claws, and a stinky spray {kinda like skunks, only not as bad or strong}.

The sugar glider does not emit any kind of spray in self-defence.

In its natural habitat, its main defence is hiding in tree hollows.

Answer 2

The sugar glider is a shy creature whose best method of protection is simply hiding. It nests in tree hollows, high off the ground and, being arboreal, it rarely needs to descend to the ground. The colouring of the sugar glider also helps to camouflage it. It stays off the ground by gliding between treetops and other high places, which it is able to do because of its gliding membranes attached at its wrists and ankles.

In captivity, sugar gliders may make a high pitched chattering sound when they're feeling threatened. They have been known to bite in self-defence.

Answer 3

The sugar glider will make a loud crabbing sound, making it sound much bigger than it actually is. The sugar glider will also bite, which they can do quite hard.

Answer 4

By living in the tree tops.

Answer 5

sugar gliders simply protect themselves by hiding in nests, tree hollows, and high of ground