Bush baby…
Bush babies, also known as galagos, are found in Africa, normally inhabiting altitudes below 6500 feet (1981 meters). They find shelter in the hollows of trees. Their large eyes help them to see well at night, and they also have excellent hearing. They are fast animals that can take powerful leaps with the help of their tails. They are small, about the size of a squirrel, but produce a very loud, shrill cry, almost like that of a human baby.
They mark the tracks to and from their nests with their urine, and they’ll jump on to the same branch every time they travel. They also use their urine to mark the rest of the area of their territory, and are often very aggressive toward intruders.
Bushbabies are featured in the following book:
25 Nocturnal Animals
The YouTube video playlist below contains videos about Bushbabies. Details of the videos featured are underneath.
The Playlist:
- Dramatic Bush Baby by zer01ife
- Baboon adopts bush baby by NTV Kenya
- Bushbaby Babies! (Behind the Scenes) by dahalcon
- BushBaby Babies Love Banana by Jan van der Meer
it was not the one i was looking for!
Wasn’t that bad, but the videos were sort of pointless.
It was ok i guess (:
i think the information on the bush baby was very helpful and intresting . i will probably use this website again.