Don’t Shake Hands with This Baby!

The sensitive-nosed variety is a very rare breed of the same kind in the Senegal bush baby. In among the many fascinating things about this little beast is its chosen method of marking territory. So the next time you encounter a Senegal bush baby make sure to reflect on offering an handshake!

How The Senegal Bush Baby Scent Marks

The Senegal bush baby pees on its hands to mark where it lives and get a better grip of the branches. It sounds funny but it helps the animal leave its scent from tree to tree. The urnie of a bush baby contains odor which indicate to other bushes babies that someone lives there. An easy way for the beast to let its brethren and foes know just how far it can or cannot go.

A Unique Way to Climb Trees

Senegal bush babyThe Senegal bush baby has big eyes, and amazing athletic ability with her long limbs that make tree climbing a breeze. The urine on its hands helps it satisfy the branch better as he jumps and swings Bush babyThis primate can easily jump from tree to the next. They may be cute to watch, but their tactics are strictly for jungles and forests. The stronger it claims its territory, the more protected from other bush babies.

Why You Shouldn’t Shake Hands

If you ever get the chance to meet a Senegal bush baby, it may be hard not resist… offering your hand for a shake. Well then, think again! The first thing you have to remember is the scent The Bush Baby coats everything they touch with their scent using their hands. Hence, it is not good at all to shake hands with this little creature. Just Let Him/Her Have Fun Jumping and Playing Away from the Fence.

The Senegal bush baby is a really intriguing animal with some unusual traits. Its unique animal behaviour to mark the territory and climb in tree. Only thing to remember, don’t shake hands with this baby!