What is a sugar glider's function?

Answer 1

Sugar gliders play a big role in pollinating. Sugar gliders pollinate by going flower to flower and when they land on a flower they get honey particles stuck on their little feet ,and go to another flower , and stat to pollinate all over again.

Answer 2

Their function as a pet is just to be a loving little pet who bonds to you through scent. In the wild basically try to survive and eat insects and fruits.

Correction:

It should be noted that no wild animal has a function as a pet. Sugar gliders were not meant to be pets, and it is incorrect to suggest that this is part of their function.

In the wild, the sugar glider forms part of its bushland ecosystem, helping to pollinate the plants from which it feeds, as the pollen adheres to the pads of its feet, even while it feeds on alternative foods such as insects and tree sap.