Slow Loris 👹 Cute but Deadly: Know Why! | 1 Minute Animals Meet the Slow Loris, an irresistibly cute primate with a hidden danger. Found in Southeast Asia, their large, expressive eyes and deliberate movements make them appear charming, but a closer look reveals a potentially lethal secret – their venomous bite. Uncover the mysteries behind the seemingly adorable exterior and understand why the Slow Loris is not just cute, but also one of nature's fascinating enigmas. #SlowLoris #SlowLorisFacts

This baby slow loris is just a few weeks old and doesn’t even have a name yet. We’re thrilled that our team was able to capture this incredibly rare footage to share with you all. You may remember that our team recently rescued 34 lorises from the cruel pet trade. They have since been working around the clock to care for them, as well as all the other rescued lorises already in our centre. Of the 34 rescued lorises, some of the females were pregnant. All of the lorises were severely traumatised

Slow down and check out our adorable slow lorises! To celebrate Slow Loris Outreach Week, we asked keepers to share photos and videos of the zoo's three lorises: Havarti, Ricotta and Mai Ly. Harvati and Ricotta live in the Akron Zoo's nocturnal animal building, while Mai Ly, one of the oldest slow lorises in the world, lives in retirement in the zoo's animal hospital. The pygmy slow loris is a small primate, standing at just six to ten inches long and weighing around two pounds. Lorises do not h