Pygmy slow loris baby update! Here’s an adorable #MomentOfZoo featuring mom and infant “hanging” out in our newest exhibit, World of Darkness. Slow lorises are born fully furred with their eyes open and reach a maximum adult weight of about one pound. Infants are carried on the mother’s stomach and intermittently "parked" on branches while the mother forages for food. The baby will become more active and independent as it grows, becoming fully weaned around six months of age. Bronx Zoo animal ca

We’ve got a new baby on board! In December 2025, an endangered pygmy slow loris infant was born in our newest exhibit, World of Darkness. This is the first primate to be born at the zoo’s immersive exhibit since it opened in July 2025. It is one of just 50 pygmy slow lorises across AZA-accredited zoos in North America. Pygmy slow lorises are nocturnal primates that live in the forests of Southeast Asia. They are considered Endangered by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, with habitat loss

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25K views · 776 reactions | #DIPHU | A Slow loris seen in Diphu Market (Karbi market) this evening, July 4, 2023 Video Credit : Ajit Gupta | DIPHU VOICE | Facebook