walosky:
Isn't that a Koala?

The koala bear is only found on the continent of Australia. I'll be surprised if someone shipped this kinda animal all the way to Africa only to abandon it. It looks more like a bush baby...lol

GeniusWannabe:
It looks really cute. I hope it doesn't get into the hands of cannibals.

I know say some people go don dey look for firewood.

thesicilian:
Kill it for food and you'll feed few people for a day.
Take it to the zoo and people will pay to see it, feeding hundreds of people for years.

U never hear say zoo keeper dey chop money wey dem give am for animal food? Our zoo keepers dey rob the animals for zoo, u hear?

Bush baby!!!

You are exactly what I presumed. What a pity!

judgementyard:

And what da fu...k are you

That is a bush baby also known as slow loris, I could remember, it was caught in my school during my Uni days and a premier uni came bargaining for it though, heard it dead, prolly due to lack of proper care, as those zoologist maybe were not used to the Animal.

post=85770139:
Awwwww,
What a cute animal.
Cute picture


Are we suprise to read this from a PESSIMIST?!
Not at all.
Pessimists only see ugliness in everything in life.

#PositiveVibesOnly.
Bad energy....... STAY FAR AWAY!

Do you want to roast this one too omashee oooo

Was it not same Jah that wrote in Genesis 9:3
"Every moving thing that is alive shall be food for you; I give all to you, as I gave the green plant. author=psalmsmiles post=85766456]Thank Jah say them no kill this one roast in the name of bushrat... yet.[/quote]

That's a BUSH BABY NOW...ABEG MAKE UNA FREE AM I. ITS A DIPLOGENOTONIC ANIMAL...SOFT FUR AND A VERY FRAGILE ANIMAL...ABEG CALABAR PPLE...ABEG. MAKE UNU free am...I take god beg una...Calabarrr

kittykollinxx:
I am happy the animal is not in the pot of soup already. I believe they are scared to eat the animal

Afraid to eat what... All animals are food...
In respective of your believe or faith....
Food is ready be say food is ready....
Even our bodies na food to this same animals.... I

I don't know the English name but we call it 'uki' in my dialect. It's is very strong when cooked and when softened very delicious. Though I don't know the English name.

That's a sloth.

Modified-- It is a slow Loris like some have postulated and not a sloth. I just read up on them. The world is an amazing place.

oneda:
This animal was caught in a construction site in my school today.

I presume this is a sloth because of how slow it is.
I didn't even know we have it in Nigeria.
It a very firm grip with the limbs and the teeth.
Treat it carefully if you come across it because it bites hard (I didn't know if it's venomous)

Your school should just make it their Mascot.

Judybash93:


I think it's a bush baby

that one always cry like a baby in the bush. it is very dangerous.

lonelydora:
Lazy Sloth. Don't allow that thing bite you oo

I thought it's a lemur

oneda:
This animal was caught in a construction site in my school today.

I presume this is a sloth because of how slow it is.
I didn't even know we have it in Nigeria.
It a very firm grip with the limbs and the teeth.
Treat it carefully if you come across it because it bites hard (I didn't know if it's venomous)

Please don't kill it. Please!!!

You can give it to the zoology department in any University close to you. Please!!!

I get salt! I get Maggi! I get pepper!

Small, small, na so pepper soup take set with the meat.

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post=85770139:
Awwwww,
What a cute animal.
Cute picture


Are we suprise to read this from a PESSIMIST?!
Not at all.
Pessimists only see ugliness in everything in life.

#PositiveVibesOnly.
Bad energy....... STAY FAR AWAY!

[/s] shut up

I represent a foundation that would like to reward you and restore it to its natural habitat.

It might be a potto .

That's a Golden Potto

Judybash93:

It's probably a bush baby... You can check it up

bushbabies (galago) are extremely fast with complicated movements, high leaps up to 2.25m, it should be Loris according to wiki

slow lorises

Indigo

by now these joint people will be looking for a way to harjake dis one,if only fear will let them.lol

That's a pygmy LORIS, not a sloth nor bushbaby.

That's a Koala, it's an endangered specie. Please don't kill it.

This is not a slow Loris. Slow Sloris are not native to West Africa, although related. This is a Potro.

Looks more like an Angwantibo or potto. I'm leaning towards the former. I know they are indigenous to Africa.

risos:
That's a bushbaby, mostly active at night.

Everything is a bush baby to you guys...

suratwo62:


I checked your YouTube channel and I did not see anything on SPSS as you advertised. Please check and let us have some tuts on SPSS and SQL

The channel is very new. I am working as fast as possible. I will cover EVERYTHING I mentioned and much more. But a little impetus from you guys will help (like seeing more people showing interest in various topics. Posting questions on the channel etc. ) Notwithstanding, everything will be covered.

Since it has an opposable thumb it's most likely a primate,so it's not a "sloth ".
Most likely a bushbaby though.