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    Anna Nekaris Professor in primate conservation at Oxford Brookes University.

    Nov 19, 2020 2 minutes
    Andrew Griffiths
    Competition is so intense – there are no primates that bite each other like slow lorises.

    The slow loris has large eyes, a big brain, looks incredibly cute and is absolutely deadly. It is among the few venomous mammals – just one of the many

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