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Sugar Gliders are gentle creatures and don't bite if they are NOT bothered. Though, if bitten you should have a first aid kit with you in case it's serious. If it's bleeding put a band-aid on it and get out of the forest.

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Some sugar gliders "nibble" to test things.

Others bite only when they're scared and feeling threatened.

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When first handling your Sugar Glider, or handling a more aggressive Glider, I recommend wearing thick work gloves. This gets the glider used to being handled without you getting hurt.

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If threatened they will defend themselves but mostly they will just run

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