🌿 Did you know that there are at least 106 lemur species known to science? Yet, nearly all of them face a heartbreaking risk of extinction by midcentury. 🦠 Their environment is vanishing right before our eyes, and the clock is ticking. As IUCN lemur expert Jonah Ratsimbazafy shared, 'Just as fish cannot survive without water, lemurs cannot survive without the forest.' 🌳 Tragically, less than 10% of Madagascar's original forest remains, pushing these unique primates to the brink of survival. J

Adorable Flying Lemurs in Thailand!

Lemurs, unique to Madagascar, are fascinating primates with wide-eyed expressions and varied behaviors. They range from the tiny mouse lemur, which fits in your palm, to the larger indri, known for its haunting calls. These agile creatures play crucial roles in their ecosystems, dispersing seeds and supporting forest regeneration. Their diverse social structures and intriguing adaptations, like seasonal fat storage in their tails, make them dependent on specific ecosystems and plant diversity. A

Lemurs in Madagascar

The lemurs of Madagascar