Georgia, which apparently was not among the 46 states that allow citizens to keep sugar gliders as pets, passed a measure allowing that Wednesday on the strength of a personal appearance by one of the little darlings.
The Australian natives--which are best described as bite-sized versions of a flying squirrel-- were advocated by Rep. John Bulloch, who...well, read for yourself. From the AJC:
Sen. John Bulloch (R-Ochlocknee) pulled a sugar glider from his pocket on the Senate floor Wednesday as he pitched a bill that would allow Georgians to keep the critters...
It proceeded to walk around his arm as he addressed the assembled senators, who subsequently passed the measure 58-0.
By new Environmental Graffiti contributor Ben Ray. Ben is a freelance writer, check him out at What's Required
If you want to find out all the latest environmental news, why not subcribe to our RSS feed? We'll even throw in a free album.

Comments
Old Comments
bbyrum2002 says
mistydawn smith says
Lorie says
Rebecca says
sharon says