Woolly lemur
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British pronunciation/wˈʊli lˈiːmə/
American pronunciation/wˈʊli lˈiːmɚ/

Definition & Meaning of "woolly lemur"

Woolly lemur
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a lemur species found in Madagascar, known for their thick, woolly fur and their ability to survive in cold, high-altitude habitats

woolly lemur definition and meaning

What is a "woolly lemur"?

The woolly lemur is a primate species found in Madagascar, known for its thick fur, nocturnal behavior, and arboreal lifestyle. Woolly lemurs have a dense coat of fur that provides insulation during cooler nights, and their fur coloration can vary from grey to reddish-brown. They have large, round eyes adapted for low light conditions, and their fingers and toes are equipped with specialized adaptations for gripping tree branches. Woolly lemurs are primarily frugivorous, but also consume leaves, flowers, and insects. They are known for their slow and deliberate movements, carefully navigating through the forest canopy. Woolly lemurs are typically active during the night, resting during the day in tree hollows or dense foliage.

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