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Discovering the Tarsier: The Fascinating World's Smallest Primates

Did you know the Tarsier, the world's smallest monkey, spends its entire life in trees? This unique nocturnal mammal clings tightly to tree trunks, even while sleeping or giving birth. Featuring large eyes, a long tail, and incredibly flexible necks that can turn 360 degrees, Tarsiers are truly remarkable. These creatures are about the size of a squirrel but have long tails. Despite their monkey-like appearance, they are neither monkeys nor true primates. Explore the wonders of the Tarsier and learn about its incredible adaptations and lifestyle.

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Discovering the Tarsier: The Fascinating World's Smallest Primates

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  1. Did you know that ??? … Subject : English Students : EmaDimitrieska, KristijanDimitrieski and RosanaDimitrieska Teacher : AnicaPetkoska

  2. Tarsier The Smallest Monkey .. Do you know the smallest monkey spends its entire life on trees? Yes! It's true. Tarsier, an unusual mammal, just keeps clinging to the trunk of the trees, even while sleeping and giving birth to the young ones. Isn't it amazing?

  3. This nocturnal animal has large eyes, a long tail and ears with almost no hair.

  4. The most unusual thing about this animal is its flexible neck that it can turn up to 360 degrees.

  5. Tarsier is about the size of squirrel but it has long tail.

  6. Since they can't walk, they hop when they on ground and mark their trees with their urine.

  7. Interesting fact is that Tarsier is neither a monkey nor a primate. It is something in between.

  8. Their eyes are as big as their brain.

  9. Resources : Text : http://www.interestingfacts.org/fact/tarsier-the-smallest-monkey Pictures : http://images.google.com/images?gbv=2&hl=en&q=Tarsier+The+Smallest+Monkey&sa=N&start=140&ndsp=20

  10. . . . The End . . . Produced by : Ema , Kristijan , RosanaDimitrieski : ))))

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