In Photos: Lemurs
Locked on the isolated island of Madagascar, it's no wonder lemurs are so unique!

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Red-bellied Lemur
Lemurs follow the suit of most primates by exhibiting keen parental care. Red-bellied lemur is no exception, carrying their young on their backs for up to 100 days after birth.
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Black Lemur
Male and female black lemurs are quite different in appearance, something called sexual dimorphism. The male is a more reddish body colour, while the female is mostly black.
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Red Ruffed Lemur
Red ruffed lemurs, much like black lemurs, are known for their distinctive facial rough.
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Bamboo Lemur
Bamboo lemurs are so-called after their almost exclusively bamboo-based diet.
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Ring-tailed Lemur
Ring-tailed lemur are some of the most famous and distinctive of the lemurs. They're popular amongst tourists for their bold markings, intense eyes and cheeky character.
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Crowned Sifaka
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White Sifaka
White sifaka (Propithecus verreauxi) in a tree in Madagascar.