The Sunda slow loris is a night-loving tree dweller, usually found in lush evergreen forests. It thrives in rainforests with thick, unbroken canopies and has an incredibly slow metabolism for its size. This little primate enjoys a menu of sap, nectar, fruit, and small insects, often licking tree wounds to snack on gum and sap. Mostly a loner, it spends just 8% of its active time near others. It mates for life, with offspring staying with their parents until they’re ready to venture out on their own. During the day, it curls up in a ball, hidden in trees above the ground—on branches, twigs, or vines. Females can have multiple breeding cycles and usually give birth to one baby after about 192 days. The young leave home between 16 and 27 months, typically when they’re ready to start their own families.

The Sunda slow loris is classified as endangered on the IUCN Red List and faces the threat of extinction. A major driver of its decline is the booming demand for exotic pets, making it one of the most commonly sold primates in Indonesian pet markets. Tragically, its teeth are often extracted before sale, leading to severe infections or death. Without teeth, these animals cannot survive in the wild, making reintroduction impossible. Additionally, the species suffers from significant habitat loss, which has devastated the regions it calls home;

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