Greater bushbaby. Distributed from southern to central Africa, it is a small nocturnal primate that is active at night in montane forests, bamboo groves, and similar habitats. Body length is about 30–38 cm; the tail is long and bushy and helps with balance. It mainly eats insects, fruit, and tree gum, and has strong jumping ability, sometimes leaping about 2 m. It is usually solitary, maintains a territory, and marks with scent glands and urine. Breeding occurs about once a year, and its conservation status is Near Threatened.