Do aye ayes migrate

Answer 1

Yes, Each pair has the habit of feeding in trees next to each other. When one finishes on a tree, it calls out to its pair before moving to another tree, and then the second aye-ayesoon follows its companion. The scientists think that this behavior proves that the aye-aye sometimes forages for food by cooperating in pairs while following a pattern for this kind of searching. Also, there is some social interaction when the male tries to court the female.

Answer 2

Yes, Each pair has the habit of feeding in trees next to each other. When one finishes on a tree, it calls out to its pair before moving to another tree, and then the second aye-ayesoon follows its companion. The scientists think that this behavior proves that the aye-aye sometimes forages for food by cooperating in pairs while following a pattern for this kind of searching. Also, there is some social interaction when the male tries to court the female.

Answer 3

Aye-ayes live by eating the nuts produced by the trees in their forests, and they also hunt for insects living under the bark of trees by tapping on the tree with their long, skinny middle finger, chewing open a hole in the bark, and digging the insect grub out. They are active at night and sleep during the day.

Answer 4

No, aye-ayes do no migrate.

Answer 5

Aye-Ayes live alone.

Answer 6

Madagascar