Lemurs are a type of primate endemic to Madagascar. They belong to the family Lemuridae and are an ancient overlord-type brain-like animal. They are small in size, usually weighing between 1-3 kg and ranging from about 30-60 cm in length. The colors and patterns of lemurs' hair are very diverse. Common colors include black and white, red and gray, yellow and white, etc.
Lemurs live in the primeval forests of Madagascar and generally move in the canopy. They are omnivorous animals that feed mainly on fruits, leaves and insects, and sometimes bark, nectar, etc.
Lemurs are the national treasure of Madagascar and a key species in the ecosystem here. They are of great significance to the protection of the natural environment and biodiversity in the area. However, due to the impact of human activities, such as deforestation and illegal hunting, lemurs are now facing serious threats to their survival and need to be effectively protected and managed.
