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Lemur

Species: Eulemur flavifrons(Blue-eyed black)
Geographic Range: Madagascar
Size: 15-18 inches long, 4-5 pounds
Lifespan: up to 20 years
Conservation Status: Critically endangered

Como’s Lemurs
Find them with the Primates

Fun Facts

  • Male blue-eyed black lemurs are black, while females are reddish-brown.
  • A long nose helps the lemur have an excellent sense of smell.
  • Scent glands on the bottoms of a lemur’s feet leave a scent trail in the forest.
  • A lemur’s long tail is used for balance, especially when leaping between branches.
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