Pictures and facts about the Crowned lemur

Crowned lemur

Order : Primates
Family : Lemuridae
Species : Eulemur coronatus

The Crowned Lemur (Eulemur coronatus) lives on the island of Madagascar. They are exlusively found in the North of Madagascar and are about the same size as a normal housecat. Gestation length is roughly 125 days. Matings occur in late May and June, resulting in births between mid September and October. Although they can reach an age of 36 in captivity, the lifespan in the wild will be a lot lower... Groups can range between 5 to 15 individuals, with an average group size is 5 or 6. Females are dominant over males.

Facts about the crowned lemur

Crowned lemurs are found in the northern tip of Madagascar, where

Today, the crowned lemur is one of 22 surviving species of lemur, all of which are threatened

Crowned Lemurs are found exclusively in the north of Madagascar. (Full text)

The Crowned Lemur is a very social creature and lives in groups of five . (Full text)

The Crowned Lemur is a very social creature and lives in groups of five to 15 animals. (Full text)

They should be given lots of toys and sturdy branches and a warm climate, since Crowned Lemurs are typically playful and energetic in their subtropical habitat. (Full text)

The Crowned Lemur is found a the Cap d' Ambre peninsula at the northern tip of Madagascar. (Full text)

The Crowned Lemur is a (Full text)

ranges of neighboring groups, interactions between groups of crowned lemurs are (Full text)

The crowned lemur is a medium-sized lemur with a distinctive chestnut-orange (Full text)

Although primarily diurnal, Crowned lemurs are also active at night, at which time they have been observed traveling and feeding. (Full text)

The Crowned Lemur is small lemur with a head and body length of about 34 cm, a tail length of about 45 cm (for a total length of 75-85 cm), and a body weight of around 2 kg. (Full text)

Crowned lemurs are sexually dimorphic. (Full text)

Crowned lemurs are found in the dry forests of of Cap d'Ambre and Sakalava. (Full text)

CROWNED LEMUR (Eulemur coronatus) Of the five species of the Eulemur genus, the crowned lemur is one of The smallest weighing about four pounds. (Full text)

Crowned lemurs are the lemurs that Nick Gordon, the cinematographer who is with me right now, has been filming for a year here in the Ankarana. (Full text)

The one-eyed queen and her troop of crowned lemurs are very wary of the caves, but sometimes they are the (Full text)

Conservation: The major threats of the Crowned lemurs are poaching, brush fires, and logging. (Full text)

After all, how will the average visitor ever come to realise what a thing of wonder a crowned lemur is if he or she is not told as much? (Full text)