Arctocebus calabarensi

The scientific name of the golden bear monkey is Arctocebus calabarensis, and its foreign name is a kind of lemur. It is a member of the primate family Sloris.

The golden bear monkey lives alone, is active during the day, and lives in trees. It mainly feeds on insects and occasionally eats fruits. The gestation period is 130 days, and one cub is born per litter. The cubs are mainly held in the mother's abdomen at the beginning of their birth, the weaning period is three to four months, they leave their mother after six months, and fully mature in eight to ten months. The average life span is about 13 years.

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The golden bear monkey is native to the jungles of West Africa and generally lives in low-lying shrubs and forest lowlands, hiding in the leaves most of the time.

The body length is between 22-30 cm, and it almost has no tail. It weighs only 500 grams at most. Its hair is yellow-brown or golden. It is closely related to the koala and the false bear.