Pygmy Slow Loris at the San Diego Zoo
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Pygmy Slow Loris at the San Diego Zoo
Living up to its name, the pygmy slow loris is both small—reaching a mere nine inches in length—and methodically slow, ambling along branches on all fours. Its hands and feet are über dexterous. The loris is able to hang motionless, a skill facilitated by extra main-limb vascular bundles called retia mirabilia that allow blood to flow to ...
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Exciting news! We’re thrilled to announce that our female pygmy slow loris, Sovanni, is pregnant! Sovanni is due later this spring and her pregnancy is progressing nicely. The upcoming birth is a major celebration for your Akron Zoo and pygmy slow loris as a species. Pygmy slow loris are listed as vulnerable by IUCN Red List. Populations are decreasing due to habitat loss, as well as trapping for use in Asian medicine. Your Akron Zoo participates in the Pygmy Slow Loris Species Survival Plan (SS
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