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Cute slow loris

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+7 votes
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I would try and see what it´s like to have one. It´s cute but don´t know how it really is.
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It has venom and its bite can be deadly.
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+1
Okay I regret it, don´t want one now.
+10 votes
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No. I prefer that wild animals stay in their natural habitat, not held captive by humans.
+9 votes
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Do ex wives count ? Just wondering ! LOL
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+6 votes
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I have a big dog, that's enough....
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This is a 'big dog'...You have one of these??!!
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+1
My dog carries a spanner and will take them apart...lol
+5 votes
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They are cute but primates often make bad pets. I like them but it is unlikely I would ever own one.
+5 votes
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I'm going to pass on that. I remember watching the Planet of The Apes films at the drive in.
+6 votes
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We had five of the brutes. They were difficult, messy, uncooperative, and always wanted to do things their own way. Fortunately they all grew up, moved out, got married, and are now raising primates of their own.

On another site there's a contributor who calls herself "Slow Loris" and I didn't know why until the term cropped up in the BBC quiz, "The Chase". So I looked it up. Cute little beasties. If I had a primate I think I'd want a slow loris.

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+4 votes
No, by
I prefer to keep my face.

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Ouch!
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This happened in Connecticut, where I live.
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It is known that chimpanzees are dangerous, even more dangerous than baboons.
+3 votes
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As cute as they are, like all wild animals, they cannot live like pets in houses or apartments; only well equipped zoos with enough space and qualified, engaged staff for the preservation of endangered species can care for them correctly, breed and prepare them for reintroduction into their natural habitat.

There are so many cats and dogs and other domesticated animals waiting in shelters for caring people.
+1 vote
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I don't think it would be fair to the animal.

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