A rare slow loris may have a much larger population in China than scientists thought
PolicyTuesday, September 22, 2026Mongabay

A rare slow loris may have a much larger population in China than scientists thought

Recent research indicates that northern pygmy slow lorises, previously believed to be primarily found in Vietnam and Laos, may actually have a much larger population in China than scientists initially thought. This finding could potentially impact conservation strategies and habitat protection efforts for this species.

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