life and style  Addicted to cute?  Kittens playing keyboards,
puppies on swings, a sneezing panda… Millions of us are addicted
to animal video clips. But being a cuteaholic comes at a price
Too cute to live!" ran a Sun headline this week above a picture
of an animal whose eyes are as huge as egos. "This adorable
creature is a slow loris," the Sun explains, "but its cute looks
mean it can suffer a slow, painful death." Now, while I won't
take full responsibility for the death and possible extinction
of this ferociously adorable breed, an animal that appears to
have been designed by someone high on Starbursts, for the
Japanese market, with a shaky hand, on CorelDraw, I will accept
a flake of blame. For I, Eva, am one of the 14 million YouTube
viewers that watch slow lorises on YouTube. Regularly. In
particular, the video of one being tickled, its tiny arms
raised, head lolling with myopic joy. Unfortunately, the Sun
reports it is this YouTube fame that fuels a demand for slow
lorises as pets; sold illegally, t