What is another word for arctocebus?
Pronunciation: [ˈɑːktə͡ʊsbəs] (IPA) 
Arctocebus is a genus of primates known for their elongated snouts and nocturnal habits. While there are no true synonyms for the word "arctocebus," there are related terms that may help describe these unique animals. For example, they are commonly referred to as angwantibos, which is a combination of the words "Angoni" (the tribe that discovered them) and "wantibo" (a name for the closely-related species). They are also sometimes called needle-clawed bushbabies, as their sharp claws enable them to move quickly through the trees. Other related terms include "galago" (a larger family of primates including bushbabies) and "lemur" (a group of primates found in Madagascar).
