an aye aye is an animal aye means yes or voter
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what is a aye aye on the food web what is a aye aye on the food web
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Well, I think its the same thing..just " Aye aye, Captain~!!" Hope this helps!
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On their website, they have a playlist. Their song should be there.
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On their website, they have a playlist. Their song should be there.
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The aye-aye is endangered because of logging The aye-aye is endangered because of logging The aye-aye is endangered because of logging
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Mating can last as much as an hour in aye-ayes. Male aye-ayes fight for dominance when courting a female aye-aye.
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"aye-aye" is a naval term to acknowledge that a command has been understood.
The aye-aye is a lemur, native to Madagascar.
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Fossas.They are the only predators to the aye-aye on the island of Madagascar.
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Aye Aye is the traditional response to an order meaning 'I understand and I will comply'.
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The duration of Hawaiian Aye Aye is 420.0 seconds.
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The aye-aye has just as much of a right to be here as we do. The aye-aye is unique and offers important information about lemur evolution.
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The aye-aye sometimes pollinates flowers by collecting nectar.
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The aye-aye is not a cell, it is a type of lemur--a primate from Madagascar.
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The Aye Aye is a mammal and all mammals have backbones making them vertebrates.
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The Aye Aye is a mammal and all mammals have backbones making them vertebrates.
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The native range of the Aye Aye is in Eastern rain forest of the island of Madagascar. A small number of Aye Aye can be found in other locations in Madagascar.
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The aye-aye is a member of the Primates order.
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Well, that is an opinion question.
To read more about the Aye-aye, visit Wikipedia.
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A fossa--a mammalian predator on the island of Madagascar--could eat an aye-aye.
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the Aye-aye eats nuts, larvae, coconuts, mangoes and bamboo shoots
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The aye-aye's future depends upon the people of Madagascar and conservation efforts.
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The scientific name for the Aye-aye is Daubentonia madagascariensis.
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Aye-ayes are primates, which means they are vertebrates like you and me.
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The indri and aye-aye are types of lemur, and they are found on the island of Madagascar.
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The Aye-aye is a secondary consumer because of the fact that its diet consists of grubs.
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The Aye-aye is a secondary consumer because of the fact that its diet consists of grubs.
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The Aye-aye is a secondary consumer because of the fact that its diet consists of grubs.
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