With
their large saucepan eyes, big ears and bushy tails, galagos, also known as
bushbabies, are one of Africa’s most endearing creatures of the night. Often
referred to in South Africa as nagapies, meaning “little night monkeys” in
Afrikaans, they are regarded as one of the smallest of the prosimian primate
species. Although fairly common throughout parts of Africa, they are not easily
seen due to their predominately nocturnal movements and shy demeanour. -- Africa Geographic
"WHAT YOU DO MAKES A DIFFERENCE, AND YOU HAVE TO DECIDE WHAT KIND OF DIFFERENCE YOU WANT TO MAKE. THE GREATEST DANGER TO OUR FUTURE IS APATHY." - DR. JANE GOODALL
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