ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月13日 00時16分

@FransLanting Tarsiers have been called dawn monkeys. They are believed to be living links to a branch of early primates who evolved in the rainforests of Southeast Asia some 50 million years ago. Tarsiers use their huge eyes to hunt for insects in the dark understory of the Borneo night. Like all primates, they do not possess reflective structures in the backs of their eyes, which boost night vision for other nocturnal creatures such as cats. To make up for this deficiency, tarsiers evolved the largest eyes of any living primate. The size of a tarsier’s eyeball equals the size of its brain. Tarsiers are small enough to fit in a human hand, and with their giant ears and eyes, they seem to live in a constant state of sensory overkill, wearing expressions that seem to vacillate between outrage and surprise. I photographed this tiny primate on assignment for @ナショナルジオグラフィック. To see who else lives in the amazing forests of Borneo, #Followme @FransLanting.
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