Lost Primate Rediscovered in Indonesia After Nearly a Century
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A slow loris, a primate believed to be extinct since 1937, has been discovered in Indonesia. The species was found on the island of Bangka, where local residents have occasionally encountered and reported the primate to wildlife protection centers. The discovery challenges the species' previously assumed critically endangered status.
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