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This document provides information about lemurs. It discusses lemurs' diet including fruits, flowers, insects, and more. It also lists predators such as eagles and snakes. Additional details are given about lemurs' physical characteristics like their wet nose and grooming claw. Lemurs live in rainforests in Madagascar and Africa. They give birth to 1-2 young and can live up to 30 years. The document concludes by revealing that it is about lemurs and provides a bibliography.
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- 2. Diet Mangos Fruit Flowers Leaves Insects Bird eggs Lick dew Pollen Bamboo Nuts Bark Nectar Pods Sap
- 3. Predators Eagles Snakes Hawks Fossa People
- 4. Fun Facts Wet nose No eyelids 5 toes and 5 fingers Grooming claw
- 5. Habitat Rain forest Madagascar Africa
- 6. Physical Description Small ears Long tail Nocturnal
- 7. Life Span Give birth to 1to 2 young. Some live to be 30
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- 9. Bibliography Book: Butz,Christopher. Lemurs Austin New York: Rain Tree steck Vaughn Magazine: For the love of lemurs Smithsonian Pr2006
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