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Female lemurs usually wean their offspring at the beginning of the rainy season, which is when food is most plentiful and their offspring stand the best chance of survival. In some species, either the males or females will stay and live with the rest of the troop while the other gender will disperse to find mates. In other species, the young may live with their parents and siblings for a few years until they mature more and are ready to find a mate.
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How long do lemurs have there babies?
Lemurs generally reproduce once year, although some will go several years between offspring.
How do lemurs protect there babies?
They fight. Mostly they will keep out of males' problems.
Do the boy or girl ring tailed lemurs have babies?
The female ( girl) of all mammals has the young.
How many babies do the greater bamboo lemur have?
Greater bamboo lemurs typically have only one offspring.
What are 5 examples of primates?
* Chimpanzees * Gorillas * Orangutans * Lemurs * Bush babies * Monkeys * Baboons & * Humans
How are lemur babies born?
Lemurs are primates, which are placental mammals. This means they give birth the same way humans do.
How do lemurs mate with each other?
The same way all mammals do. The male puts his reproductive organ (penis) into the females reproductive organ (Vagina), and the sperm travels through the womens organs, and to an egg.
What is the most common species of lemurs?
carbenson lemurs ,darshion lemurs,and kowltenson lemurs .I have 8 of them
Will the mom die after she has her babies?
no because y will she leave her babies behide
Do lowland gorillas leave there babies?
No .
When do lion babies leave home?
lion babies leave home when they have reached the reproductive age for males, females don't leave home they become part of a clan
What is the collective noun for lemurs?
A group or family of lemurs are called a troop of lemurs.
