Boaties find themselves in stand-off with stowaway sugar glider
The nocturnal marsupial, which typically spends the day sleeping in tree hollows, was discovered when the sails of the boat were opened.
Boaties find themselves in stand-off with stowaway sugar glider
The nocturnal marsupial, which typically spends the day sleeping in tree hollows, was discovered when the sails of the boat were opened.
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