[Answer] Which of the following is NOT true about sugar gliders?

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...Flying squirrels and sugar gliders share many similarities, but they are continents apart. Flying squirrels are in Europe, Asia, and the Western Hemisphere, while sugar gliders live in Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia. Their fluffy tails, white underbellies, and big eyes are all similar, but sugar gliders are marsupials, more closely related to kangaroos and koalas. Flying squirrels and sugar gliders both separately evolved “wings” made of thin membrane-like skin that stretch from their pink fingers to their ankles, as well as big bushy tails to use as rudders, as they fling themselves from tree to tree.

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Also called flying squirrels:

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