Bush Baby Collection

Garnetts Galago, new resident of the Jardin des Plantes (litho)
2818533 Garnetts Galago, new resident of the Jardin des Plantes (litho) by Belon, Jose (d.1927); Private Collection; (add.info.: Garnetts Galago)

Dorinda Stevens seen here with her pet Bush Baby. 1959

Dorinda Stevens seen here with her pet Bush Baby. 1959

Bushbabies seen here at London Zoo. January 1958 P007472

Bush Baby who lives in a hollowed out loaf of bread: Peekys Place. It may be a pretty crummy sort of a joint, but for him its bed and breakfast heaven. July 1967

The two surviving bush babies pictured at the R. S. P. C. A hostel for animals at
The two surviving bush babies pictured at the R.S.P.C.A hostel for animals at the Heathrow Airport. The bush babies were smuggled into the country in a hidden compartment of a box containing two

When Joy Currey aged 1 year 5 months of Loughton, Essex paid a visit to the London Zoo with her mother, father and sister

Galago engraving 1895
Galago - Prosimian (half ape) engraving

Illustration of Northern Greater Galago (Otolemur garnettii) catching insects as it stands on branch

Illustration of hand of Brown Greater Galago (Otolemur crassicaudatus)

Thick-tailed Galago, iSimangaliso Wetland Park

A Bushbaby (Galagidae) on a branch, looking down

Lesser Northern Bushbaby (Galago senegalensis) On tree branch - close-up (S)

Brown Greater Galago (Otolemur crassicaudatus) three adults, sitting on branch at night, Pafuri Reserve, Greater Kruger N.P. South Africa, May

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"Bush Baby: A Fascinating Creature with Endearing Charms" Garnetts Galago, a captivating bush baby, has recently become a new resident of the Jardin des Plantes. This litho captures the essence of this adorable creature as it explores its new surroundings. In 1959, Dorinda Stevens was seen cherishing her beloved pet Bush Baby. The bond between them is evident in this heartwarming picture that reflects their deep connection and companionship. London Zoo witnessed the enchanting presence of bush babies in January 1958. Pictured here are these delightful creatures showcasing their playful nature and captivating everyone who laid eyes on them. Peekys Place introduces us to a unique bush baby who calls a hollowed-out loaf of bread its home. This extraordinary sight reminds us of the incredible adaptability and resourcefulness displayed by these remarkable animals. At the R. S. P. C. A hostel for animals, two surviving bush babies captured our hearts with their resilience and strength. Their presence serves as a reminder of the importance of conservation efforts to protect these precious species. Even at just one year and five months old, Joy Currey from Loughton, Essex couldn't resist paying a visit to London Zoo where she encountered these charming creatures firsthand. The joy on her face exemplifies how even young children can appreciate the beauty found in nature's creations. Dorinda Stevens' affection for her pet Bush Baby shines through multiple photographs taken in 1959. These images capture not only her love for this endearing creature but also highlight the timeless appeal that bush babies hold over people across generations. The allure surrounding bush babies is undeniable; they captivate our hearts with their wide-eyed innocence and gentle demeanor. Whether residing in zoos or becoming cherished pets like Dorinda Stevens', these fascinating creatures continue to leave an indelible mark on those fortunate enough to encounter them.