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May 31 2013
09:12:11 PM
ok my first post the pics couldn't be seen so I'm trying again I was on Google images looking at pics of gliders and came across these and was wondering how exactly this can happen to a glider they are very active animals





this was only a few there where many more and it confused me does anyone know
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May 31 2013
09:39:54 PM
DroppedStitch Joey Visit DroppedStitch's Photo Album 36 Posts
Please tell me those are photoshopped. Pleasepleaseplease.

Also, that glider would like you to bring him Captain Solo and the Wookiee.
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May 31 2013
11:34:57 PM
FeathersNFur Super Glider Visit FeathersNFur's Photo Album USA 232 Posts
Oh Boy! Those are some chunky monkeys!

They are not photoshopped, they are very, very fluffy gliders.

Most likely gliders over in Malaysia, they are a bit bigger than the gliders here in the US and they are most likely overfed also.
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May 31 2013
11:50:12 PM
som3randomp3rson Face Hugger Visit som3randomp3rson's Photo Album 971 Posts
Malnutrition. I know there are larger gliders out there, but those are clearly OVERWEIGHT gliders. What is the first one even eating? Looks like pretzel sticks. It's easy to get gliders to get a little over weight--they are like kids. They tend to like sugary, fattening things (mealies, yogurt, juice, etc). Mine try to eat ice cream any time I'm eating it. That paired with a small cage/no wheel (lack of exercise opportunities) could probably make a glider quite fat. Processed foods are bad, and I've totally seen Youtube videos of gliders eating Cheetos and other nasty things.

Those poor gliders though... I bet their owners either aren't informed of proper glider nutrition, or else just don't care. :[
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Sugar Gliders
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