maki catta
Lémurien Maki Catta
Pretty water fountain. Photograph by The Memory Journalists Team
... photographed at Adelaide Zoological Gardens, South Australia
Primate, Strepsirrhini, Lemuridae, Lemur
Ring-tailed Lemur in October 2011 by markus lilje
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Philadelphia Zoo Jun 30, 2012
The Ring-Tailed Lemur (Lemur catta) is a small primate native to Madagascar, like all lemurs. It is identifiable by the long, distinct black-and-white striped tails they are named after, and also has round yellow eyes and short furry ears. Unlike most other lemurs, they spend time on the ground. Ring-Tailed Lemurs have a body length of 15.4”-18.1” (39-46 cm), tail length of 22”-24.8” (56-63 cm), height on all fours of 9.1”-10.2” (23-26 cm), and body width between 5.5”-6.7” (14-17 cm). The typical weight of the Ring-Tailed Lemur is in the range of 4.9-6.6 lb (2.2-3 kg). Ring-Tailed Lemurs have lifespans between 16-19 years in the wild and 24-33 years in captivity.
Carley and Aaron’s wedding day at Catta Verdera was the sweetest day!
Wallpaper Celular.
