Ring tailed lemur
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Ring-tailed lemurs are primates found only on the island of Madagascar. They live in groups of 15-20 individuals and are known for their distinctive black and white ringed tails. Ring-tailed lemurs inhabit forests of southern Madagascar, where they eat fruits, leaves, flowers, and tree bark. However, they are classified as endangered due to loss of habitat from deforestation and hunting, as almost 80% of Madagascar's forests have disappeared. Conservation efforts include forest preserves and breeding programs that aim to reintroduce lemurs to protected areas.
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- 2. The Ring Tailed Lemur Facts, Features and Families • Ring Tailed Lemurs are primates. • They are apart of the Lemur family • They Have hands and feet just like we do. • Ring Tailed lemurs are vividly distinctive creatures because of their Black and white tails, hence their name. • Ring tailed lemurs live in groups of about 15-20. • They are very social creatures • A Ring Tailed Lemurs Life span is about 18 years.
- 3. Natural Habitat • All lemurs only live on the island of the east coast of Africa called Madagascar • The ring tailed lemurs live in the south of Madagascar • Ring Tailed Lemurs live in the forests and jump from tree to tree but also spend time on the ground. They also spread there arms and “soak up the sun” as you might have seen one doing in the previous slide.
- 4. Diet • Fruit makes up most of there diet but they can also eat… • Leaves • Flowers • Tree bark • Sap
- 5. Why are they Endangered? • As adorable as these creatures are they are classified as endangered and face possible extinction. • The reasons for this endangered species is no different to many others. • Destroyed habitats and hunting. • Almost 80% of the forests in Madagascar has disappeared since Humans arrived at Madagascar.
- 6. Solutions to their Endangerment! • Ring tailed Lemurs are endangered but there is solutions to this problem. • As there are forests being destroyed there are still preserves that are protecting then Ring Tailed Lemurs. • There are active breeding programs for Madagascar's animals including the Ring Tailed Lemurs. • There is estimated to around 2000 Lemurs around the world in zoo’s Because of this Ring Tailed Lemurs have the possibility of being reintroduced if ever needed.