A tiny primate at the Columbus Zoo had an even tinier baby on June 9. Adult Pigmy Slow Lorises weigh one pound, so their babies weigh only a few ounces, but those little guys are ready to go! Loris babies are born fully-developed with open eyes, according to ZooBorns.
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums' Species Survival Plan played matchmaker to Gouda and Muenster, both first-time parents. The baby's gender is still unknown, but the tiny wonder is already climbing with mom (Gouda) in the zoo's nocturnal house.
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