Adorable footage taken at the Riau Natural Resources Conservation Center in Pekanbaru in Indonesia shows a rarely seen slow loris.

Also known as a Nycticebus Coucang, the tiny primate with big eyes is in danger of extinction after becoming a target for Southeast Asia's illegal animal market.

The Slow loris is seen in a cage on August 27, being held by officers after local residents handed the animal over to the Nature Conservation Agency.

According to local media, many slow lorises are captured from their natural habitat every year and sold online or to local wildlife markets, often as pets.

This footage taken in the Riau Natural Resources Conservation Center, Pekanbaru, Riau Province on August 27 , shows a Slow loris (Nycticebus coucang) seen in cages and held by officers after residents handed them over to Nature Conservation Agency officials.
The Slow loris in Indonesia is in serious danger of extinction and the greatest threat to its survival is the illegal trade in wildlife and because of change forest as original habitat of wild animals that become industrial plantations and oil palm plantations.