Image 1. Map of Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary (area in dark green), Assam, India

© Nabajit Das

Image 2. An adult Bengal Slow Loris in GWLS in a typical resting posture.

Video 1. Loris escaping from floodlight.

Video 2. Slow Loris licking sap.

Video 3. Auto grooming by Slow Loris.

Table1. Slow loris encounters in Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam, India

Indiv idual	Tree species with loris	Tree family	Perching height	Geographic location	Animal activity	Time of sighting (hr)
1	Castonopsis indica	Fagaceae	12m	26°41’31" N - 94°20’59"E	Feeding	20
2	Magnolia hodgsonii	Magnoliaceae	10m	26°41’11" N - 94° 20’46"E	Feeding	2215
3	Duabanga sonneritoides	Lythraceae	12m	26°40’33" N - 94° 21’19"E	Moving	2215
4	Dipterocarpus retusus	Dipterocarpaceae	15m	26°40’44" N - 94° 21’29"E	Moving	35

Table 2: Bengal Slow Loris abundance rate in other areas

Study site	abundance estimate (individuals/km)	Surveyor
Phou Xang He, Laos	0.30 – 0.65	Duckworth 1994
Nakay-Nam Theun, Laos	0.04 – 0.08	Duckworth 1998a
Xe Piang, Laos	0.13–0.27	Duckworth et al. 1994
Muang Hom, Laos	0.10–0.21	Evans et al. 2000
Nam Kading, Laos	0.10–0.22	Do
Nam Ao, Laos	0.14–0.30	Do
Bang Navang, Laos	0.09–0.20	Do
Xe Namoy, Laos	0.40–0.87	Do
Assam, India	0.33 – 0.03	Radhakrishna et al. 2006
Trishna & Sepahijala WLSs,
Tripura, India	0.22	Swapna et al. 2008