Lorises
Lorises are in the Prosimian category, which is a part of the primate group. They live in tropical and woodland forests in countries including: India, Sri Lanka, and southeast Asia. Many Lorises eat only insects but some also eat fruit, leaves, slugs, and flowers; they are also nocturnal. Lorises have predators, such as orangutans, so the female bathes her baby, before she leaves her nest to find food, with a liquid which deludes the baby’s scent thus protecting it from predators. Lorises themselves are divided into two groups the first being slender Lorises( the red slender Loris and gray slender Loris are in this group), the second being slow Lorises(including: Sunda slow Loris, Bengal slow Loris, pygmy slow Loris, Javan slow Loris, and Bornean slow Loris)
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| Taken from Wikipedia |
By: Elizabeth Menard
Age: 14
Age: 14
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