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cozy lorises 03


cozy lorises 03
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Copyright: joanne bergenwall aw (bebecam) Silver Note Writer [C: 9 W: 0 N: 20] (66)
Genre: Animals
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2003-01-07
Categories: Mammals
Camera: Sony Cybershot, Digital ISO 100
Exposure: f/3.8, 1/30 seconds
Photo Version: Original Version
Date Submitted: 2004-10-30 9:53
Viewed: 1682
Points: 6
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Wide open eyes now, awaking from its sleepy little head - simply adorning! Unfortunately, focus is off on the eyes ;(

Previous sequel picture: One little loris decides to awake from its cozy sleep and slide a glimpse my way and I'm just melting (click here to view).

For more notes, view the first "cozy little loris" posted here

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joane here is the result of 15 mins on google and your names. the answer for updating your notes with is
Slow Loris (Nycticebus coucang)
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Family: LORISIDAE
Lorises are small, stockily built primates with a very short tail, and unlike most other members of their Order, they climb slowly and deliberately, never jumping under normal circumstances. All the digits have nails, with the exception of the second digit of the foot, which has a short claw.
Measurements: HB 199-275, T 13-25, HF 48-63 (5 specimens). Wt 230-610 kg.

Identification: General coloration varies from pale grey-brown to reddish-brown, with a brown stripe from top of head to middle of back or base of tail. Usually has a dark-coloured ring around each eye. Fur soft and dense. Eyes reflect torchlight clearly at night with a reddish colour.

Ecology & Habitat: Nocturnal and usually arboreal, mostly in small to medium-sized trees. Feeds on small animals, mostly insects, and on pulpy fruits, including cocoa. Occurs in tall and secondary forests, gardens and cocoa plantations. Mainly solitary.

Distribution: Borneo - Nycticebus coucang borneanus known from many lowland and hill localities throughout the area. Highest record above 1300 m on Gunung Kinabalu.
and it came from the following web site.

they are very cute and well seen.

Lovely capture Joanne. those eyes look like there made of chocolate most unusual.

Cute wee charachters! I have never heard of them before. Love the wide eyes!

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