First of all, the aye-aye is not a monkey. It is a lemur, a different type of primate.
The diet of the aye-aye consists mostly of the seeds of ramy (Canarium spp.) and other plants, but also beetle and moth larvae found under the bark of trees, cankerous growths on plants, nectar, and various crops, such as coconuts, lychees, and mangos.
Being a type of lemur, it feeds on larvae, other small animals, eggs, and fruit, as well as on bamboo and sugarcane.
Omnivorous but almost herbivorous. They do eat the occasional invertebrate, though
an eyey eye monkey is not real stop asking questions that waste timeNot a stupid question. The spelling may be incorrect but there is an 'aye-aye' 'monkey'. It is a lemur in Madagascar. Check out the wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aye-aye. No such thing as a stupid question!
A fossa--a mammalian predator on the island of Madagascar--could eat an aye-aye.
Aye-ayes eat insects and grubs, usually found under tree bark.
Bats,black bears,pangolins,aye aye,bush baby,howler monkey and in Asia they said they heard Bigfoot howling.
Surprisingly, usually aye ayes eatnuts,grubs,fruits,nectar,seeds,and fungi.
Aye-ayes eat insect grubs that they find burrowing in wood, but are not known to eat small mammals, birds, or reptiles.
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they eat mostly every day
Yes Monkey's do eat Rosemary!
the aye aye's usually eat grubs, i.e moth lava. they use their long fingers and tap the trees, they listen for the echo whether the grubs are in their then they will scoop them out with their long fingers. :)
an aye aye is a lemur that is quit rare to see and is found in parts of Madagascar and has bat ears mouse snout and a long middle finger to dig in tree bark and get grubs to eat