The hapless moth fluttered into the Sugar Glider cage and immediately got the attention of one of the Sugar Gliders. The Sugar Glider seemed to be triangulating on the moth with its ears as they flicked back and forth like some marsupial bat, and those wide open eyes were transfixed on the moth's every move as it tracked and zeroed-in on the hapless creature. Then in a lightning flash of movement, the Sugar glider lept into the air gliding easily to catch the moth in its front paws, while quickly zipping it into its waiting jowls just before it landed on the side of the cage. The moth was consumed in an instant and as fast as this all happened, all returned to normal as if nothing happened when the Sugar Glider gave a quick look around for more morsels, then continued its playing with the other two Sugar Gliders. Totally awesome! I had no idea they were that into living insects. Inpressive...

 

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Occupation:Disabled/Retired Deputy Georgia State Fire Marshals
Member since: Oct 20, 2019
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Had left lung collapse in June 2007 when I left State Fire Marshal's, then right one later in Dec. 2011 - both got VATS. Also, in June 2011 diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis - then classified as disabled w/SSDI. In 2018 had surgery to remove cancer of the ileum - then 6 mos chemo. In remission now... Favorite Quote
We find consultations, we learn tricks with which we deceive ourselves, but the essential thing - the way - we do not find. Listen to the river... My Bio
Georgia Registered Professional Engineer (PE) practicing in Fire Protection Engineering Served as a Deputy with the Georgia State Fire Marshals Contractor - Code Consultant - Authority Having Jurisdiction - Expert Witness (Georgia Supreme Court)

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