with its
looks…
For today’s
fur-stastic fur-day, we’re going back in time when this animal common to
trade and own as a pet.
This is the slow
loris.
Image taken from mnn.com
It’s kind of a
pet. It’s considered as a pet. It’s kind of illegal to trade them but did you
know, they were at one point in time the most common and adored pet around? Just look at them!
Image taken from popsci.com
In 1895,
Singaporeans would trade these cutesy little animals as pets. As more of them
were traded, the slow loris became growingly scarce.
The seemingly
harmless pet can be found mostly at central catchment area and Bukit time
nature reserve. Shy and slow, it's innocent physique would catch you off guard.
Image taken from slowlorispet.com
Now here’s the
catch about these ‘seemingly harmless’ pet. Its sharp canine teeth can actually
cause you to have severe to fatal
anaphylactic shock! It would bite it’s
own elbow to secrete and ooze out a certain kind of poison that is deadly
(you’ve been warned).
But theres more to this adorable
being than just its venomous elbow and razor sharp teeth. Having these
adorable slow loris around would mean smelling it’s pee on everything… yes, everywhere. Once it gets comfortable at a place and wants
to mark territory, it’s bladder wouldn’t even hesitate.
BUT WAIT! Highly recommended you watch the next few Gifs first...
How about when it eats?
BUT WAIT! Highly recommended you watch the next few Gifs first...
How about when it eats?
So what do you think about having
the slow loris? Does the bugged eye sad looking slow creature still appeals to
you or does its urinating venomous habits repulse you? Tag us what you think at
twitter or on instagram at @PawsitiveThings
Have a purr-fect weekend,
Salwaa
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