Moholi bushbaby (Galago moholi). Widely distributed in the savannas and woodlands of southern Africa, with native populations in countries such as Angola and South Africa. Body length is about 14–17 cm; small in size, males weigh 160–255 g and females 140–230 g. Nocturnal, feeding mainly on insects and tree sap, and locating prey using excellent hearing. It makes leaps of several meters using its long hind limbs and tail. During the day it is often solitary, but at night 2–7 individuals gather and sleep in tree hollows. Reproduction is seasonal; gestation lasts about four months, producing 1–2 offspring. Currently classified as Least Concern.