Replica Slow Loris Skull Panthera Using its heat-sensing facial pits

Using its heat-sensing facial pits to locate prey

The turtle

Tooth Length 23

Length: 17cm

Due to habitat destruction and supposed traditional medicinal use

Replica Slow Loris Skull Panthera Using its heat-sensing facial pitsThe two species of slow loris, Nycticebus pygmaeus and Nycticebus coucang , are both native to southeast Asia. This nocturnal primate lives an arboreal life high above the forest floor. Slow loris are omnivores and will eat snails, insects, small vertebrates and fruits. The slow loris gets its name from its slow, deliberate movement, but can be surprisingly quick when grabbing prey. Specifications: Product Type: Replica Product Material: High quality