Black and White Lemur

Answer 1

You might be asking about the black-and-white collared lemur or the ring-tailed lemur.

The black-and-white collared lemur was black all over. It had white fur on its limbs, head, and back. It had a mane on its neck, and its snout was similar to that of a dog. Its bark was second only to that of the howling monkey, ranking second among the primates. They were the representatives of peace and would not fight over territory. In primates, the probability of twins was relatively high, and the way they raised their offspring was unique. They put the young in their mouths and placed them in their own small nests. They are native to Madagascar and were introduced to the primate garden of Dalian Zoological Garden in July 2014.

The ring-tailed lemur had a low forehead and large ears. There was a lot of hair on both ears, and the two sides of the head were also hairy. The forehead, back of the ears, and cheeks were white, contrasting with the black snout and eye circles. His lips were long and protruding, and his face was like a fox's. The fur on the back of the body is light grayish brown, the abdomen is grayish white, and the body length is 30 - 45 cm (excluding the tail). Its tail was 40 - 50 cm long and had 11 - 12 black and white rings, which was the origin of its name. The ring-tailed lemur was the only lemur species that was completely active during the day. It liked to move in groups and mostly lived in the dry, sparse forest and rocky areas in the southern part of Madagascar, Africa. It liked to move on the ground and jumping was its usual way of moving. The group was made up of many adult male monkeys, female monkeys, and cubs. There was a strict hierarchy. Female monkeys had higher status than male monkeys, and older female monkeys had the highest status. Female monkeys would stay in the original group for life, and male monkeys would wander among the groups. Ring-tailed lemurs in the wild feed on leaves, flowers, fruits, and insects. The main food in the zoo is bananas, apples, and other foods, but they still like to eat leaves when conditions permit.

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