They use scent marks to uniquely communicate with each other as well. ... They use vocal communication by giving out alarm calls, which show fear and other emotions. The calls they use are very important and can often protect the animal from predation. Galago senegalensis nickname of “bush baby” comes from these calls.

Are bush babies social?

Bush babies are gregarious, arboreal, and nocturnal, sleeping by day in dense vegetation, tree forks, hollow trees, or old birds' nests. They generally sleep in groups of several individuals; they carry out their nocturnal activities, however, solitarily.

Do bush babies have 2 tongues?

Bush babies have comb-like incisors which they use for grooming. Any hair caught in these teeth are removed by using a “second tongue” which is located just below the row of lower teeth.