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Lemurs. The adaptation of lemurs. Contents. About Lemurs The Adaptation of Lemurs Pictures of Lemurs Madagascan Tribe Species of Lemurs Aye-aye Indri Ring-tailed Lemur. About Lemurs. Lemurs are small primates and most of them are almost extinct. They are vegetarians.
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Lemurs The adaptation of lemurs
Contents About Lemurs The Adaptation of Lemurs Pictures of Lemurs Madagascan Tribe Species of Lemurs Aye-aye Indri Ring-tailed Lemur
About Lemurs • Lemurs are small primates and most of them are almost extinct. • They are vegetarians. • Most are nocturnal creatures.
The Adaptation of Lemurs • Lemurs have adapted well with their travelling and feeding techniques. • The Aye-aye has a long middle finger to gather grub. • The Sifaka has very powerful legs so that it can jump from tree to tree at a distance of up to 10m.
Madagascan Tribe • A tribe from Madagascar believes if an Aye-aye points at you, you will die! They also use their fingers as charms.
Species of Lemurs Aye-aye, Indri, Ring-tailed lemur, Sifaka, Mouse Lemur, Bamboo Lemurs, Grey Mouse Lemur, Folk marked Lemur, Red bellied-Lemur.
Aye-aye • An Aye-aye is a nocturnal lemur that look’s very unusual and is almost extinct in the wild. • It uses it’s very long middle finger for feeding.
Indri • The Indri is the largest of the lemurs. • The indri has a distinctive call not unlike whale song.
Ring-tailed Lemur • Ring-tailed lemurs are one of the commonest species of lemurs.
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