A team of veterinarians led by Sharmini Julita Paramasivam is giving a medical treatment to a slow loris that were rescued from wildlife trade. This is one of the primates being rehabilitated at the facility operated by International Animal Rescue (IAR) in Ciapus, Bogor, West Java, Indonesia. The primates will be released into the wild once they are ready.

A team of veterinarians led by Sharmini Julita Paramasivam is giving a medical treatment to a slow loris that were rescued from wildlife trade. This is one of the primates being rehabilitated at the facility operated by International Animal Rescue (IAR) in Ciapus, Bogor, West Java, Indonesia. The primates will be released into the wild once they are ready. Stock Photo

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Bogor, West Java, Indonesia

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Slow loris is a nocturnal species, venomous, and could transmit zoonotic diseases to human. The primates do not have characteristics as pets, according to scientists, so they will be likely dead in human captivity. “The keeping of slow lorises as pets is having a devastating impact on wild populations, particularly as, their natural habitat is also under threat. So it’s always extremely uplifting to see animals returning to the wild where they will be given a second chance to live their lives as nature intended, far from disturbance and interference from human beings, " said Alan Knight OBE, IAR Chief Executive, in a publication on IAR website, dated August 2020.

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