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Reamie The Sugar Bear / Project50 Day14 *EXPLORED Sept. 7th #241
EXPLORED Sept. 7th #241
This is Reamie the Sugar Bear, my son Karriems newest pet.
Here's a link to the Suagr Bears website if you'd like to know more.
Sugar Bears—Pocket-size Pets
If you are planning on purchasing a small pet for your kids or family, and are looking for a pet that is cute, friendly and fun, then you should consider a Sugar Bear.
What Are Sugar Bears?
The scientific name for Sugar Bears is Petaurus Breviceps, which is a species of small and tree dwelling marsupial. They are mainly native to countries, including Australia, Indonesia, New Guinea, and Tasmania. Sugar Bears are known by this name because they are fond of sweet food and, also, they love to glide even from a height. These Sugar Bears are also known as ‘pocket pets,’ because of the following two reasons. Firstly, they are small in size and, secondly, they like being carried in pockets or pouches. That is why many Sugar Bear owners keep these charming animals in their pockets to carry them wherever they go. These cute little critters are marsupials, which are young ones that are born immature. These immature babies develop in a mother’s punch until they become capable of surviving even without their mother’s body. These pocket pets are approximately 5-6 inches long and weigh around 4-6 ounces.
Isn't he the cutes thing you've ever seen???
Reamie The Sugar Bear / Project50 Day14 *EXPLORED Sept. 7th #241
EXPLORED Sept. 7th #241
This is Reamie the Sugar Bear, my son Karriems newest pet.
Here's a link to the Suagr Bears website if you'd like to know more.
Sugar Bears—Pocket-size Pets
If you are planning on purchasing a small pet for your kids or family, and are looking for a pet that is cute, friendly and fun, then you should consider a Sugar Bear.
What Are Sugar Bears?
The scientific name for Sugar Bears is Petaurus Breviceps, which is a species of small and tree dwelling marsupial. They are mainly native to countries, including Australia, Indonesia, New Guinea, and Tasmania. Sugar Bears are known by this name because they are fond of sweet food and, also, they love to glide even from a height. These Sugar Bears are also known as ‘pocket pets,’ because of the following two reasons. Firstly, they are small in size and, secondly, they like being carried in pockets or pouches. That is why many Sugar Bear owners keep these charming animals in their pockets to carry them wherever they go. These cute little critters are marsupials, which are young ones that are born immature. These immature babies develop in a mother’s punch until they become capable of surviving even without their mother’s body. These pocket pets are approximately 5-6 inches long and weigh around 4-6 ounces.
Isn't he the cutes thing you've ever seen???