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A Bengal slow loris carefully explores its surroundings during a photo shoot at Wildlife Reserves Singapore. This primate species has a number of unique adaptations that help it to survive in the forests of southeastern Asia. Most active at night, the slow loris spends most of its time in the trees, moving through the forest on all fours as it forages for nectar and fruit. Because of this, its hands are well adapted for climbing, with opposable thumbs and fingers that create a pincer-like grip w