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"They stay only at the finest resorts.
Lemurs are slender primates found only on the Madagascar and Comoro Islands.
They have large eyes, fox like faces, bodies like monkeys, and long hind limbs.
Lemurs range in length (excluding the tail) from about 5 inches in the dwarf lemur to about 24 inches in the true lemur.",
"The air up there!
Lemurs are vegetarians and live in trees, spending much of their lives in high tree canopies.",
"A mother's love.
Lemurs give birth to one baby at a time. After birth, the infant clings to its mother's underside for sometime until it is old enough to ride on her back.",
"The tail end.
The bushy tails of lemurs are often longer than their bodies. This gives lemurs their unique look.",
"Ghost Monkey.
The word lemur derives from the Latin word, lemures — meaning specters or spirits of the dead. It was given to these prosimians (or suborder of primates) on account of the animals’ ghostly faces and nocturnal habits.
Lemuria is the name of a mythological sunken super-continent, similar to Atlantis, once believed to lie in the Indian Ocean. Coincidentally, the supposed location of this mythological island is near the real lemur’s native habitat.",
"Time for a hair cut.
Lemurs groom in quite a unique way, they use their teeth as a comb.
They have six lower teeth which stick up from their lower jaw. Lemurs use these teeth to groom their own fur as well as their fellow lemurs.",
"Ghostly sounds.
An indri is a type of lemur with a strange and eerie call.
By inflating a large sac on their throats, an indri can make a deafening howl that can be heard 3 miles away.
The indri can only do this once every two minutes. But, anyone standing within ten feet of the indri when it makes this call can be temporarily deafened.
An indri is a lemur which translated means ghost. The name is appropriate, since they are often heard but seldom seen.",
"Balancing Act!
The lemur uses its large, bushy tail as a balancing tool when it leaps through trees and also as a visual signal when it's threatened.
The lemur is a primitive primate.",
"Meow like a monkey.
The ring-tailed lemur, a primate found only in Madagascar, meows like a cat."];