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Mouse lemurs are about the size of mice, weighing between 30 and ~70 grams. They have big eyes, round bodies, and a long tail.
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What does lemur look like?
Lemurs are very diverse in their appearance, including size, color, limb proportions, and how they move around. Common features of lemurs include a relatively long snout and a wet nose (rhinarium). Visit the Wikipedia "Lemur" article for a sampling of what lemurs look like.
How many people like Bamboo lemurs?
not many they have weird tails and look scary
What do lemurs do?
lemurs like to hibernate in the summer in a big hole in a tree. lemurs also like to climb around on tree branches and etc. lemurs like to eat small insects etc.
Where do lemurs make there homes?
Lemurs live in Madagascar and like to hang out in trees.
Do lemurs like high places?
Lemurs are arboreal (tree-dwelling), so yes, they like high places.
Do lemurs have pouches?
No, lemurs do not have pouches like kangaroos or marsupials. Lemurs give birth to live young and do not have a pouch for carrying their offspring.
Are lemurs and humans both bipedal and have language?
No, lemurs are not bipedal, and no, they don't have language like ours.
What does a lemur's home look like?
Lemurs sleep in trees, either on branches with its troop or in tree holes. They live in the forests of Madagascar.
Do lemurs like water?
Lemurs require water to survive, but most will not swim in it.
What other animals have similar characteristics of the fossa and the mouse lemur?
Bats are similar to the Mouse Lemur because of the sense of smell Bobcats and the Lynx are like the Fossa because of the long tail and ears
What do lemurs like?
Lemurs are very diverse in their appearance, including size, color, limb proportions, and how they move around. Common features of lemurs include a relatively long snout and a wet nose (rhinarium). Visit the Wikipedia "Lemur" article for a sampling of what lemurs look like.
Do lemurs eat animals?
Lemurs may eat insects and small vertebrates, like lizards. Diets will vary by species and by season.
