Flying sugar glider, against a full moon.
MARTHASUPIAL GRAHAM A gliding marsupial called a sugar glider flings itself from a branch with the full moon behind it. A couple from Pennsylvania photographed the animals, which are native to Australia, by erecting a 15-foot post and leaving a mixture of nuts at the bottom, then capturing them in flight. The sugar gliders soon got their revenge by destroying Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. (Photo: MaryAnn and Joe McDonald / HotSpot Media via the Telegraph)
