Let's leap into some wild lemur facts!🚀🌿 You might be surprised! 1️⃣ Lemurs have huge eyes to help them see at night — they're little nighttime adventurers!🌙👀 2️⃣ They talk by making funny noises like clicks, howls, and purrs!🎶😂 3️⃣ Lemurs are very playful — they love chasing each other around and playing tag in the trees!🌳🏃‍♂️ | Wild Animal Safari - MO

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No conspiracy here, these lemurs really love the new girl at Africa Rocks. The group or 'conspiracy' of ring-tailed lemurs have been very welcoming of the new addition, often helping with grooming the infant, an instinctive social behavior that helps strengthen the social bonds within the troop. | San Diego Zoo

It’s a #WorldLemurDay party with Sophia’s family! 🌍 This rambunctious ring-tailed lemur troop enjoyed lots of fun snacks and enrichment items, courtesy of Keeper Sarah K.! LEMURS cookies were made of oatmeal, peaches, banana, maple syrup, and primate chow, the back of the sign was smeared with banana baby food, and the hanging holee-rollers were filled with fruits and veggies from the family’s diet. Momma Sophia was especially fond of the cookies, while dad Randy was a pro with the rollers, and

CHALLENGE: can you spot our free-ranging red ruffed lemur family? 👀 Now that the weather is warmer, red ruffed lemur family Ruby, Buzz, Kitt, and Hubble have started spending sunny days out in one of our smaller forest enclosures. Red ruffed lemurs, who come from the tropical rainforests of northeastern Madagascar, are canopy dwellers, so they’re most comfortable at the tippy tops of trees! Momma Ruby and dad Buzz are wearing radio collars so that our staff can locate the family if they get los