Animals - Nocturnal Trail

Slow Loris
Nycticebus coucang
Range:	South East Asia, Western Islands of Indonesia
Habitat:	Rainforest
Diet:	Fruit, insects, birds, eggs, and small animals
Fun Facts:	Despite their usual slow movements, they are capable of moving faster, especially when disturbed or in search of food. Their thumb and big toe are perpendicular to other digits, giving them great gripping power. Their saliva is toxic. Mothers will spread their saliva on their infants to deter predators.