Save this species from extinction:

 

 

 support the @BristolZooGdns lemur bootcamp campaign to help save this species from extinction: http://virg.in/hTjqw 

 

 

 

 

Lemur demands attention

Kids Made The Mistake Of Petting This Lemur, Now Watch What It Does When They Try To Stop

Everything is going just great while these children are affectionately scratching, and petting this Lemur’s back. However watch what the Lemur does when they try to stop. This made us laugh, and is just proof every species on earth loves affection, and a good back scratch. “

- See more at: http://faithreel.com/kids-made-mistake-of-petting-lemur-now-watch/#sthash.Do24vg7n.dpuf

https://youtu.be/OMvmgPw5nXU

Link: https://youtu.be/OMvmgPw5nXU

What Happens When the Sun Comes Out

Uploaded by ZSLvideo on Mar 10, 2009

http://www.zsl.org Lemurs take to the sun

Baby Lemur

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Fun With Lemurs

Uploaded by cimeronM on Feb 2, 2008

Journey to Lemur Island with Cimeron and John to track the indri by its haunting call, and have lemurs jumping off your head. :)The lemur habitat is very threatened all over Madagascar - they may not be around for much longer; please help save them and their habitat.

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Enchanted Learning about Fossa

Fossa

Animal Printouts Label Me! Printouts

The fossa, Cryptoprocta ferox, is a meat-eating mammal that lives in rainforests and wooded savannas on the island of Madagascar (located off the southeastern coast of Africa). It is the largest native predator on Madagascar. The fossa is related to the mongoose. Fossas are fast runners and are also very good at climbing trees (and jumping from tree to tree). These mostly nocturnal animals have a life span of about 20 years in captivity.Anatomy: The fossa is a sleek, furry animal that looks like a cross between a cat and a dog. It has large eyes, large rounded ears, sharp teeth, retractible curved claws, webbed feet, a dog-like snout, long whiskers, a long tail, and short, brown to black fur. It has a flat-footed (plantigrade) stance. The fossa is about 28-36 inches (70 - 90 cm) long, plus a tail which is from 28-34 inches (70 - 85 cm) long. It weighs about 20 to 33 pounds (9 - 15 kg).
Diet: The fossa is a carnivore (a meat-eater). It is a ferocious hunter that eats small animals, like lemurs, rodents, , and reptiles (like snakes), insects, and some domesticated animals (like chickens and small pigs).
Pups: Baby fossa are born blind and toothless. The mother cares for the young for about a year. They do not breed until they are about 3-4 years old.
Classification: Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Chordata, Class Mammalia (mammals), Family Viverridae, Subfamily Cryptoproctinae, Genus Cryptoprocta, Species C. ferox.



Source:
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/mammals/fossa/Fossa.shtml

Fossa sees the Lemur as a food source.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fossa_(animal)