 Demand from middlemen and specialized animal trade mafias has increased the profitability of slow loris hunting and driven many hunters to catch any they spot by climbing or shaking trees . In the Mondulkiri Province in Cambodia , slow lorises are shaken out of trees and then bludgeoned to death with a stick . In Indonesia , slow lorises are worth more alive , so hunters climb the tree to reach them and place a V @-@ shaped stick around their neck to immobilize them . If the slow loris is found in with an infant , the parent is often killed . 
