Month: February 2020

The brown greater galago, scientific name Otolemur crassicaudatus, also known as the large-eared greater galago or thick-tailed galago, is a nocturnal primate, the largest in the galago family. Unlike the…

The South African galago, also known as bushy babies or nagapese (“little night monkeys” in Afrikaans), are small nocturnal primates that are native to continental and sub-Sahara Africa. According to…

Rondo dwarf galago is a species of primate, scientific name Galagoides rondoensis belongs to the family Galagidae. It is also called the Rondo bushbaby. This article will discuss Rondo dwarf…

Known as Bushbaby, the lesser galago is one of Africa’s primates. Four different subspecies are found in many parts of Africa, from Senegal in the east to Somalia in the…

Lorises and galagos are two kinds of primate species. View the image of the jungle of Africa 60০ million years ago during the early evolution of primates, the gradual classification…

Galago alleni lives in the rain forest of West-Central Africa. It has been found in the southwestern corner of the Republic of South Africa and south to southern Congo, almost…

The northern Greater Galago, scientific name Otlemur Guarnetti, also known as the garnett’s galago or the smaller Gal-Large galago. Garnett’s galago is a nocturnal, arboreal primate native to Africa. These…

The most charming and fun lemurs in the world have just added to the weirdness. The animal has six digits in its hand.  Aye-aye lemur, scientific name Madagascarinesis of Dabentonia…

The giant aye aye (Dybantonia robusta) is the only other species of Dabantonia species that is an extinct relative of the aye aye. It lived in Madagascar, seems to have…

Baby aye aye is cute and innocent, is pronounced ‘eye-eye’, and is found on a small island off the southeast coast of Africa, more specifically, in Madagascar. Well, if you…