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The hairy-eared dwarf lemur is a small primate found in northeastern Madagascar, measuring 5.31 inches long and weighing up to a quarter of a pound, with brownish gray fur and a reddish brown tail. It lives in trees in the lowland rainforest, sleeping in tree holes, but is threatened by locals who sometimes trap and eat them or cut down their habitat for houses. Conservation efforts aim to protect the lemur's remaining habitat and help their monogamous social structure, where males and females remain together and females typically give birth to a single young.
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- 2. 1. Lemurs were found in 1989 in northeastern Madagascar. The length of adults is 5.31 inches, and weighs up to a ¼ OF A POUND. Its fur is brownish gray in color with whitish underparts, and it has a reddish brown tail.
- 3. 2.They live in the lowlands in Madagascar. Lemurs sleep in holes of large trees in the rainforest.
- 4. 3.The lemurs are sometimes caught in traps and eaten by locals. Also their houses (trees) are being cut down.
- 5. 4.With its small size, it is able to out-climb most predators . The predators are owls and humans.
- 6. 5. Lemurs are herbivores. They eat tree bark, they also eat locust (a type of grasshopper).
- 7. 6. Did you know that there are plans by the government to protect its remaining habitat.
- 8. 7. Did you know that males and females remain together for life, and the female may give birth to only one young.