Nocturnal Primates
Nocturnal primates are a group of animals within the primate order that are active primarily during the night. These animals have adapted to low-light conditions, with features such as large eyes, enhanced sense of smell, and keen hearing. Nocturnal primates typically have a diet consisting of insects, fruits, and small animals. Some examples of nocturnal primates include bushbabies, tarsiers, and various species of lemurs. These animals play important roles in their ecosystems, contributing to seed dispersal and insect control.