What is another word for Golden Potto?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈə͡ʊldən pˈɒtə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
The Golden Potto, also known as the Golden Angwantibo, is a small primate native to West Africa. Its scientific name is "Arctocebus aureus," and it is part of the loris family. The Golden Potto is known for its large eyes and a soft, golden fur coat that covers its body. While it is primarily referred to as the Golden Potto, it is also commonly known as the Golden Lorikeet, Golden Aye-Aye, and Golden Night Monkey. These synonyms all refer to the same species of primate, characterized by its unique appearance and nocturnal behavior. The Golden Potto is endangered due to habitat loss and hunting, and conservation efforts are ongoing to protect this unique and intriguing primate species.
