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The Hi, everybody, it's Ellen Weatherford.

And we're here with Just the Zoo of Us, your favorite animal review podcast podcast where we rate your favorite animals in the categories of effectiveness, ingenuity, and aesthetics. We are not zoological experts, but we try our best to get the best quality information out there. You know what? Speaking of which, I have a little follow-up from the last episode that you and I did together that I'm very excited

about. Okay. Okay. So last time you and I sat down for an episode together, I talked about the

Calugo. And one of the things that I mentioned during that episode was something that I saw

like a very brief mention of, but couldn't find like any more information about it. And that was

that Calugos lick their eyeballs.

Oh, okay. To clean them like a gecko, right? Which seemed very unusual to me, but I couldn't

find any more about it. And so I asked, just into the ether, out there, I said, if anybody

has more information about it, please let me know. And guess what?

Somebody did.

Ivan Kwan replied on Twitter, said,

Listener from Singapore here.

I started subscribing and listening to your back catalog, maybe a year ago,

finally caught up with this episode.

That is impressive.

That is a huge effort.

That is a lot of time.

Thank you so much. Great to see Kalugo's getting a shout out. Here's one that I got close to

a few years back and included some photos of a Kalugo clinging to a tree. And it is just the

cutest darn thing. This little thing's adorable. Ivan says, yes, the Singapore Zoo is located

on the edge of a nature reserve.

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