What do bush babies eat?

Bush babies, also known as galagos, are primarily insectivores. This means they eat mainly insects, but they also have a varied diet that includes:

* Fruits: They enjoy various fruits, especially mangoes, figs, and guavas.

* Sap: They tap trees and lick up the sweet sap, often leaving distinctive markings.

* Gum: They also consume gum from trees, which is a good source of energy.

* Small vertebrates: Occasionally, they may catch and eat small mammals, birds, and reptiles.

* Eggs: They will also eat bird eggs if they find them.

Their diet can vary depending on the species and their location. For example, some bush babies are more specialized in eating specific types of insects, while others have a wider variety in their diet.