Sunda Slow Loris

The Nycticebus coucang, commonly known as the Slow Loris, is a species of primate that is found primarily in Thailand. These small primates are typically nocturnal, preferring to spend their days sleeping in trees and emerging at night to forage for food. Slow Lorises have a distinctive appearance, with large eyes, a round head, and a long snout. They are also notable for their extremely slow movement, which gives them their name. Unfortunately, Slow Lorises are endangered due to habitat destruction and poaching, so it is essential to protect their population in Thailand.