Primates

Galagos, also known as bushbabies, are known for their vocalizations which closely resemble a human baby crying. Their hindlegs are noticeably longer than their forelimbs which makes them very adept at leaping, up to 12 meters. They are able to move rapidly through the trees, leaping from branch to branch. Galagos have slender bodies, bushy tails, and their ears are large and mobile. They generally eat leaves, insects, fruit, or gum secreted by trees. They are nocturnal and can be found in thick vegetation or hollow trees during the day.

Allen's Galago
Demidoff's Galago
Eastern Needle-Clawed Galago
Garnett's Galago
Greater Galago
Lesser Galago
Thomas's Galago
Western Needle-Clawed Galago
Zanzibar Galago