Bush babies are nocturnal, sleeping by day
in dense vegetation, tree forks, hollow trees, or old birds' nests.
If disturbed during the day, they may move very slowly, but at night they
are active and agile, jumping as far as 3 to 5 meters in a single leap.
Diet
Gums provide basic food in dry periods.
Habitat
Well-adapted to living
in drier areas - generally the savannah woodlands south of the
Sahara.
Threats
Habitat removal.
Status
Lower Risk
Location
Africa
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Shaldon Wildlife Trust, Ness Drive, Shaldon, Devon. TQ14 0HP. Telephone +44 1626 872234. International breeding centre for rare and endangered species
Registered charity number 291232. info@shaldonwildlifetrust.org.uk