p Lemuria Land we visited on a tour exploring Nosy Be Island. Lemurs... More than 20 species of them can be found in this park. What can I tell you about these bastards? I'm not a big fan of all sorts

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source Lemurs are primates, more precisely wet-nosed monkeys. When we talk about lemurs, we usually think of movies like Madagascar and mean a certain type of lemur called Katta. However, there are about

source Very interesting and meaningful is also the name of the lemurs, which in its long form is called Lemuriformes. The Latin word Lemures can be translated with shadow spirits of the deceased, forma

source Very remarkable is also the ability of the lemurs to live wonderfully with the local climatic conditions. During the rainy season, the animals store as much fat and energy as possible and consume

source To this day, little is known about social structures or the reproduction of lemurs, but it is certain that lemurs live in a fixed area or territory. There is an interesting theory about the distribution

source The natural habitat of the lemurs is exclusively Madagascar, although the semi-monkeys are an amazingly diverse species. Only two species of lemurs, the brown Maki and the Mongozmaki, have been

source The lemurs are considered to be the widely known and popular national animals of Madagascar. Not only children love the fluffy animals with the big eyes and the beautiful soft looking fur, which

Saw the Lemurs yesterday and they put on a little show by walking right through everyone in the enclosure. It was pretty cool being so close to the Lemurs. I was just a few feet away and the Lemurs walked

A female black lemur clings to a tree in Madagascar. (Photo: Brocken Inaglory/Wikipedia Commons CC BY-SA 3.0) THERE COULD BE A REASON WHY the lemur King Julien XIII and his cronies acted so erratically

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BBC reporter mobbed by lemurs - BBC News BBC News reporter Alex Dunlop found himself mobbed by lemurs while trying to report on an animal count at Banham Zoo in Norfolk.

Ring-tailed lemurs in the Berenty Reserve of #Madagascar These ring-tailed lemurs enjoy the safety of life in the Berenty Reserve, a protected wildlife area in the southern region of Madagascar. Researchers