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Amazing animal. This is the Senegalese Galgo - a tiny primate (a newborn weighs about 12 grams, and an adult weighs no more than 2 kg). And some other interesting facts: living in nature in the forests of South and East Africa; eat fruits, berries, flowers, frogs and even small rodents and birds; These animals are jumping champions: pushing off with strong hind legs, they can fly through the air for a distance of up to five meters. You can see Galagos in the "Night World" pavilion, where the lighting is "reversed": while it's day outside, it's dark there, and the primates are awake - jumping, climbing and exploring their home for visitors to see. Photo: Novosibirsk Zoo Poster for NHS in MAX.

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Amazing animal. This is the Senegalese Galgo - a tiny primate (a newborn weighs about 12 grams, and an adult weighs no more than 2 kg). And some other interesting facts: living in nature in the forests of South and East Africa; eat fruits, berries, flowers, frogs and even small rodents and birds; These animals are jumping champions: pushing off with strong hind legs, they can fly through the air for a distance of up to five meters. You can see Galagos in the "Night World" pavilion, where the lighting is "reversed": while it's day outside, it's dark there, and the primates are awake - jumping, climbing and exploring their home for visitors to see. Photo: Novosibirsk Zoo Poster for NHS in MAX.

Amazing animal. This is the Senegalese Galgo - a tiny primate (a newborn weighs about 12 grams, and an adult weighs no more than 2 kg). And some other interesting facts: living in nature in the forests of South and East Africa; eat fruits, berries, flowers, frogs and even small rodents and birds; These animals are jumping champions: pushing off with strong hind legs, they can fly through the air for a distance of up to five meters. You can see Galagos in the "Night World" pavilion, where the lighting is "reversed": while it's day outside, it's dark there, and the primates are awake - jumping, climbing and exploring their home for visitors to see. Photo: Novosibirsk Zoo Poster for NHS in MAX.

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