Former Slow Loris Trafficker Now Saves Them | Our Great National Parks |

Gunung Leuser National Park is home to a massive amount of wildlife, all unique and special in their own ways. Among these hundreds of different species, one has managed to gain a bit of fame; the Slow Loris. As demand has spiked for owning these animals as pets, we’ve seen them almost disappear from the wild. Learn how projects like The Kukang Rescue Program are helping to protect these animals.
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They're Cute But Should They Be Kept as Pets? | Our Great National Parks | #WildForAll
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Narrated by former President Barack Obama, this stunning docuseries shines the spotlight on some of the planet's most spectacular national parks.

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WE NEED MORE SHOWS LIKE THIS, SHOWS THAT TEACH UNEDUCATED PEOPLE THAT PRIMATES SHOULDN'T BE PETS!!!!!

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If you see a tiktok where someone has a clearly exotic animal. Don’t like it, comment saying these creatures should not be kept as pets

[@TABBEETRFSER88]

I love this! They adorable, but kind of scary though

[@litneyloxan]

Now that is how you right your wrongs right there

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hey fans of Netflix keep watching

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Idk

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Free the animals lol