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Detailed answer
Bushbabies are active after dark, so most travelers hear them more often than they see them. Their large eyes help with night vision, and their strong legs allow impressive leaps between branches.
They feed on insects, tree gum, fruit, and small prey depending on species and habitat. Around lodges or camps, guides may recognize their calls in trees after dinner.
Night drives and quiet camp environments offer the best chance to notice nocturnal animals like bushbabies, genets, civets, porcupines, and owls.
Quick planning notes
- Listen for calls after dark around camp
- Use a guide rather than shining lights randomly
- Night drives improve chances of nocturnal sightings
- Move quietly and keep respectful distance
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