Sunday 17 January 2016

Sugar Glider Make endangered Swift Parrot


The biggest threat for the endangered Swift Parakeet? The Sweet MarsupialThe endangered Swift Parrot (Lathamus discolor) has to face attacks of the Sugar Glider. The australian team of researchers found out that this mammal destroys the most of all nests. „And that predation was so severe that, on average across mainland Tasmania, only 17 per cent of swift parrot nests were actually successful and all of those failures were as a result of sugar gliders eating the swift parrot, either the females or their eggs or both,” explained Dejan Stojanovic for ABC News. Dejan leads the team and is involved in the research of this issue more than three years.

Sunday 10 January 2016

Aksesoris Sugar Glider

Seiring berkembangnya jaman yang kian maju, sugar glider di Tanah Air pun terus berkembang, yang tadinya sangat jarang/langka kita temui orang yang memelihara sugar glider, dan saat ini kita dapat melihat sangat banyak orang yang menggandrung sugar glider dan menjadikannya hewan peliharaan kesayangan. Banyak berbagai komunitas sugar glider terbentuk yang memberikan wadah untuk para pecinta sugar glider, mulai dari gathering, kontes dan lain-lain. Dan banyak orang-orang mulai berpikir untuk menciptakan inovasi-inovasi untuk kepentingan sugar glider.

Sugar Glider are one of 5 exotic pets you can't buy in Singapore

HAVE you ever wondered if you could buy a tiger cub or a pygmy marmoset monkey, and keep them as pets in Singapore?
Well, you can. But it’s illegal. Over a six-month investigation from June to December this year, wildlife rescue group Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (Acres) found 156 listings of exotic animals on six online sites – Gumtree Singapore, Locanto Classifieds Singapore, ST701, Carousell, Adpost.com Classifieds Singapore and ChaosAds Singapore. Animals featured on these listings ranged from ball pythons to tarantulas.