Lorises and Pottos Make my World Go Round
When I flung myself into graduate school for my Ph.D. I was certain that I was going to study baboons, gorillas, chimpanzees – the…
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Fieldwork Then & Now: Slow Loris Outreach Week 2019
As we embark on our 8th annual Slow Loris Outreach Week (you can see resources here!), as the Director of the Little Fireface Project,…
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Ultrasound use by wild lorises
Have you ever thought about why slow lorises do not call each other? Or maybe they communicate all the time and we do not…
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Pride Day August 2019
Today was that time of the year when LFP team and Cipaganti village stay together to celebrate lorises: Pride day! And it was the…
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A story behind observations
It was my last week staying at LFP camp. After 13 times doing the observation and one time attempting to capture the Loris, I…
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CULI WEEKS 6: ANATOMY
Hello Everyone! This’ll be me 6th Culi Tuesday, and I’m going to talk about some cool slow loris anatomy: the tapetum lucidum, the sublingua,…
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One night in Kemuning forest
At the end of June, Michela and I had the chance to visit Kemuning forest after giving a seminar and a workshop at Universitas…
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CULI WEEK 5: GOUGING
Hello Everyone! Brittany here! Last Culi Tuesday I talked about some of the food the lorises at the Endangered Primate Rescue Center receive, with…
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Culi Week 2
Hello again from Brittany at the Endangered Primate Rescue Center in Cuc Phuong, Vietnam with another Culi Tuesday! Here in Vietnam, there are two…
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Looking for the dispersing Lalit
Working with wild animals is always a challenge, we can never predict their behaviours, movements, and dispersal. We know when we collared juveniles, we…
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