What is a slender loris?

a slender loris does not migrate

a slender loris is a prey

Red slender loris was created in 1758.

The Slender Loris lives in Sri lanca and southern India

The slender loris has a life span of 12 to 15 years.

there are 2 different species of slender loris. the first the red slender loris is endangered with deforestation and hunting major problems. the other species the Grey slender loris is listed as least concern but is threatened by habitat loss. hope this helps.

the slender loris has hardly any tail.. length of the tail 4-7mm

All I know is that there is at least two .slow loris and slender loris . IDK about the slender loris though......tee hee

The Red Slender Loris is a small, nocturnal prosimian native to the rainforests of Sri Lanka. The scientific name is Loris tardigradus.

I know that they have a second thumb that helps them grasp branches and twigs. The Slender Loris happens to be tailless. I know it seems abnormal! the slender loris has really big ears and eyes

The human is the slender Loris' main predator

yes they are carnivores

No, the slender loris is a small, nocturnal, insect eating primate (belonging to the same group as monkeys, lemurs, and humans).

worms its main food is humans

its lifespan is about 12-15 years

Loris eat many foods depending on what type they are. For example, slender loris only eat worms where as slow loris are omnivores, which means that they eat a wide variety of foods from plants to small animals to bugs.

Slender lorises eat insects, slugs, young leaves, shoots, eggs, flowers, and baby birds.

Snakes, Bears, Large cats, Orangutans, and Eagles.

it lives in the rainforest because it cant fit in ur bum

According to biologists, poaching activity has led to the steady decline of the species in Tamil Nadu.

big eyes...monkey like animal? I'm sure it's called slender loris. :)

What might eat a Loris, based on their size, speed, or lack there of, and being nocturnal: Both The Barred Eagle-owl and the Reticulated Python are excellent candidates for making a meal out of one of these small, S.E. Asian primates.

They inhabit tropical rain forest, scrub forest, semi-deciduous forest and swamps in the areas of southern India and Sri Lanka.

The address of the Loris Library is: 4316 Main Street, Loris, 29569 2614

No, 'loris' is not a Dutch word.