The Ultimate Guide To Keeping Slow Loris As Pets Including Pygmy Baby Bengal Javan Sunda Bornean Slow Loris With Information On Slow Loris For Sale Eating Teeth Venom Endangered Status Charities
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The Ultimate Guide to Keeping Slow Loris as Pets Including Pygmy, Baby, Bengal, Javan, Sunda & Bornean Slow Loris. With Information on Slow Loris For Sale, Eating, Teeth, Venom, Endangered Status & Charities
The slow loris a beautiful creature that is rapidly gaining popularity as an exotic pet. It is important to realize, however, that slow lorises are wild animals so they require a great deal of specialized care. If you are considering the slow loris as a pet you would do well to learn everything you can about them - that is where this book comes in. Included in this ultimate guide is everything you need to know about: Slow Loris suitability as pets, wild habitat and creating a suitable habitat for pet Slow Loris. Slow Loris wild lifestyle and re-creating this in pet daily care. Countries of origin and types of Slow Loris. Slow Loris diet. Maintaining health in your Slow Loris. Keeping male and female, singly or with companions. Veterinary care and Insuring. Finding Slow Loris pets from sustainable sources. Safety first, Slow Loris venom, toxin & teeth. Avoid mishandling (waking in daylight and tickling is torture). Bad practice and rescue charities' efforts. Slow Loris adoption.
Evolution, Ecology and Conservation of Lorises and Pottos'
Author: K. A. I. Nekaris
language: en
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Release Date: 2020-03-19
The first book to present the latest discoveries on the behaviour, ecology and evolutionary biology of lorises and pottos.
Sundaland: Tracing The Cradle of Civilizations
Author: Dhani Irwanto
language: en
Publisher: INDONESIA HYDRO MEDIA
Release Date: 2019-02-22
Sundaland is a bio-geographical region of Southeastern Asia which encompasses the Sunda Shelf, the part of the Asian continental shelf that was exposed during the Last Ice Age. It included the Malay Peninsula on the Asian mainland, as well as the large islands of Kalimantan, Java and Sumatera, and their surrounding islands. Sundaland is in the tropics, surrounded by oceans, and within the Ring of Fire. Benefitting from the heavy precipitation, volcanic deposits in Sundaland develop into some of the richest forestry and agricultural lands, and developed into some of the richest fauna on Earth. The vast majority of scholars accept that every living human being is descended from a small group in Africa, who then dispersed into the wider world. Archaeological and fossil evidence support an early migration of modern humans left Africa and followed the coastlines of Africa, Arabia, India and Sundaland. After migrating from the semi-deserted savannas of Africa, man first found a place in Sundaland where food was abundant and it was there that they left hunter-gatherer culture and invented farming, agriculture, trading and civilization, which made humanity first flourished. All this took place during the Last Glacial period. The sea levels continued to rise gradually to peak levels about 5,500 years ago, causing land loss on tropical coasts with flat continental shelves. Cracks in the earth’s crust as the weight of the ice shifted to the seas set off catastrophic events compounded by earthquakes, volcano eruptions, super waves and floods drowned the coastal cultures and all the flat continental shelves of Southeast Asia, and wiped out many populations. As the sea rolled in, there was a mass migration from the sinking continent. Genetic studies show that there has been a sharp decline in the population of the world, and population turnovers from Southeast, East and South Asia to Europe, Near East and the Caucasus beginning at the the end of the Younger Dryas period. The Younger Dryas disasters are also documented as legends, myths or tales in almost every region on Earth, observable with tremendous similarities. They are common across a wide range of cultures, extending back into Bronze Age and Neolithic prehistory. The overwhelming consistency among legends and myths of flood and the repopulation of man from a flood hero similar to the Noah Flood are found in distant parts of the Earth. The myths similar to the Garden of Eden, Paradise or Divine Land echo among the populations around the world. Memories of their origin are documented in their legends, such as the stories of Atlantis, Neserser, Land of Punt, Land of Ophir, Kumari Kandam, Kangdez and Taprobana. Pyramids spread in many parts of the world and emerged separately from one another by oceans who supposedly never discovered each other’s existence. Those indicate that they were derived from a common origin. Further, scholastic belief by etymologists and linguists are positive that all world languages sprang from a common source.