Bushbabyofficial.com is the best and easiest place to buy bush babies as a home pets, We train them to home ownership standard for owners to be able to accommodate them in their homes.
You can adopt a bushbaby from us. As for other primates’ housing, bigger is better. They can be kept in a large birdcage and should also be provided with an outdoor area for playing. Adopt one for your home
The lifespan of a bushbaby in captivity is 10 years or higher. While a bushbaby lives no longer than 3 to 4 years in the wild. The main reason behind low life expectancy in wild is predation. The most common predators of bushbabies are owls, snakes and small cats.
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FEMALE BUSH BABIES
FEMALE BUSH BABIES
FEMALE BUSH BABIES
FEMALE BUSH BABIES
FEMALE BUSH BABIES
Bushbabies are categorized as primates however; they are less intelligent than most of their distant relatives. They are called proto-primates and grouped as prosimians. Some characteristics of this group include small brains, low-light vision and toilet claws for grooming.
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MALE BUSH BABY
MALE BUSH BABY
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Bushbabies are omnivores and feed on insects, seeds, flowers and bird’s eggs. Grasshopper is their favourite food. In the wet season, they mostly feed on insects, while in the drought or summer they solely survive on gum that flows out of trees.
No, bushbaby and sugar glider are two different species. Bushbaby is a small nocturnal animal native to continental Africa. While sugar gliders are squirrel-like marsupials that glide from tree to tree. Sugar gliders are from Australia.
Yes, bushbabies can see during the day, however; they are nocturnal and spend most of the day sleeping in dense trees. Their large eyes help them to have improved night vision like bats.
Bushbabies produce 1 to 3 babies in a year and lesser bushbabies breed twice a year.
