What is the bush baby food chain?

The bush baby, or galago, is a small primate found in Africa that plays a role in its ecosystem as both a predator and prey. Its diet primarily consists of insects, fruits, and small vertebrates, making it a part of the primary consumer level. Bush babies are preyed upon by larger predators such as snakes, Birds of Prey, and felids, positioning them within the food chain as a crucial link between producers (plants) and higher-level consumers. This interconnectedness highlights their role in maintaining ecological balance.