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Lemurs Bushbabies and Aye-Ayes

Prosimian, or lower primates, include 6 families and approximately 50 species altogether. These animals represent the earliest primates on the evolutionary tree. Most are native to Madagascar, Asia, and Africa. Specialized hands and feet are a key indicator of Prosimians.

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What is a 'hard leg'?

US Army slang for a man, in reference to his member. Often used plurally to denote a sausage fest. "Ain't nothin' but a bunch of hard legs and no ass to be found!"

What are some differences and similarities between ring-tailed lemurs and humans?

Ring-tailed lemurs and humans share several similarities, including social structures, complex communication, and the ability to use tools to some extent. Both species exhibit strong maternal care and live in social groups. However, key differences lie in their physical characteristics and cognitive abilities; for instance, humans possess advanced reasoning and language skills, while ring-tailed lemurs have adaptations for arboreal life, such as their long tails for balance. Additionally, humans are primarily bipedal, whereas lemurs are quadrupedal.

Is a male lemur named a dictator?

Lemurs are a type of primate, and primates are simply referred to as males and females, with the exception of the man and woman references for human primates. So, no, a male lemur is not called a dictator.

In which country do you find the lemur?

Madagascar in the Indian Ocean and adjacent islands. If you ask what country Madagascar belongs to Africa.

What is an African Bush Baby?

An African bush baby or galago is a prosimian primate, with its large round eyes and big ears. It is nocturnal, and mostly eats fruits and insects. It is capable of leaping great distances, it often appears to fly among the treetops.

Who is the bush babies predators?

bush babies are Predator too some animals like dung Beatles but they are also prey but might be harder too find because they live in trees but they are also endangered because WE have been cutting down THE TREES and it has been making MANY SPECIES OF ANIMALS ENDANGERED and i for one think it is disgusting

Do lemurs shiver?

Yes they do, he or she is cold. put the heating on !!!!!

What are the tarsier's related to?

Tarsiers are generally considered to be most closely related to anthropoid primates (monkeys, apes, and humans). However, they also share a lot of traits with strepsirrhine primates (lemurs and lorises).

How long do baby aye ayes stay with their mom?

They usually stay with their Mother for about 3 years, but some do stay more. Mostly until they thicken into adult size and their Mother teach them how to hunt properly.

What is the ring tailed lemur's right climate?

Ring-tailed lemurs live in gallery forests and they spiny forests of southern and southwestern Madagascar.

What eats an Aye aye?

It has been noted that the fossa (Cryptoprocta ferox) is capable of preying upon the Aye-aye, but it is unclear from the literature whether it has ever been observed. Otherwise, no other predators are currently know.

Although they don't usually kill them for food, many rural Malagasy people kill them because they believe the Aye-aye brings bad luck or even death.

Are aye- ayes dangerous?

Aye-ayes are not dangerous to humans, although some people in Madagascar believe they bring bad luck or death. Some even believe aye-ayes kill chickens and people. However, this is not true, and is example of Madagascar's fady, or "taboo".

What is an aye aye's diet?

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.