What is the genus of slow lorises?
Q: What is the genus of slow lorises?
A: The genus of slow lorises is Nycticebus.
Q: Where do slow lorises live?
A: Slow lorises live in southeast Asia and nearby areas.
Q: How many species of slow loris are there?
A: There are about eight species of slow loris.
Q: What are the closest relatives of the group?
A: The closest relatives of the group are the slender lorises of southern India and Sri Lanka.
Q: What does a slow loris eat?
A: Slow lorises eat insects, small birds and reptiles, eggs, fruits, gums, nectar and some vegetation.
Q: What did a 1984 study find was 71% of a Sunda slow loris' diet?
A: A 1984 study found that 71% of a Sunda slow loris' diet was fruit and gums.
Q: What did a more detailed 2002-2003 study find was 43.3% of another Sunda slow loris population's diet?
A: A more detailed 2002-2003 study found that 43.3% of another Sunda slow loris population's diet was gum.
