galagos

galagos are small nocturnal primates found in africa.

galagos have large eyes that help them see in the dark.

some species of galagos can leap up to 2 meters.

galagos communicate through vocalizations and scent markings.

baby galagos are called infants and cling to their mothers.

galagos feed primarily on insects, fruits, and tree sap.

they live in forested habitats across sub-saharan africa.

galagos use their long tails for balance while jumping.

these primates are also known as bushbabies.

galagos have specialized grooming claws on their hind feet.

female galagos usually give birth to one or two offspring.

galagos are solitary animals except during mating season.