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Lemurs are small mammals that live in the jungle of Madagascar, eating mostly fruit. They have ringed tails and grow to be 45-50 cm tall weighing 3.5 kilos. Lemurs are known for their ringed tails and live exclusively on the island of Madagascar in Africa.
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Lemur
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- 8. Thats All :)