Bush babies (Egbére)

Bush baby is a small, nocturnal primate found in Africa. The name bush baby comes from the animal's tendency to live in trees and shrubs, and from their characteristic facial markings, which resemble those of a human baby.

Bush babies, are also known as galagos, yoruba people call them egbere, they may look cute and harmless, t n for here is some concern that they may be harmful to the environment.

Bush babies are known to be the smallest primates in the world, with adults averaging only 9 inches in head-body length and 2.2 ounces in weight. They are characterized by their large eyes and ears, They live in trees and eat a variety of insects, fruits, and other small animals.

They areknown majorly for their large eye, which allow them to see in the dark, and their long, woolly tails. Bush babies are diurnal, meaning they are active during the day, and most species are also territorial.

The term bush baby is also used to refer to a number of unrelated animals, including two species of lemur, the possum-like sugar glider, and the bats known as megabats.

Bush baby is crying because it's hungry. One concern about bush babies is that they may compete with other animals for food. They may also spread diseases to other animals. Additionally, their droppings can pollute the environment.

Bush babies are small, nocturnal primates that live in Africa and parts of Asia. Here are 8 interesting facts about these fascinating creatures:

1. Bush babies get their name from their habit of sitting in the branches of trees, where they resemble small bush babies.

2. There are around 19 different species of bush baby, which vary in size from 4 to 12 inches long.

3. Bush babies are superbly adapted to life in the trees, with strong limbs, dexterous hands and feet, and sharp claws for gripping.

4. They are also excellent climbers, and can move through the trees with great agility. They can leap up to 20 feet from branch to branch.

5. Bush babies are mainly herbivorous, feeding on a wide variety of leaves, fruits, and insects.

6. They are active mainly at night, when they hunt for food and explore their surroundings.

7. Bush babies have a good sense of hearing and smell, and are also able to see in the dark.

8. They're also good swimmers, and can cross rivers and lakes to get to new areas.

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