Sifaka: The Jumping Lemurs of Madagascar
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Sifaka: The Jumping Lemurs of Madagascar
Sifaka: The Jumping Lemurs of Madagascar
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Sifaka Lemur Facts
154K views · 651 reactions | The birth of Britain’s first crowned sifaka, a type of rare lemur, has been filmed by staff at the Cotswold Wildlife Park. Yousstwo, a male pup, was born to parents Bafana and Tahina in December. | The Guardian | Facebook
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154K views · 651 reactions | The birth of Britain’s first crowned sifaka, a type of rare lemur, has been filmed by staff at the Cotswold Wildlife Park. Yousstwo, a male pup, was born to parents Bafana and Tahina in December. | The Guardian | Facebook
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WATCH: Could Vaccines Help Save Endangered Lemurs?
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WATCH: Could Vaccines Help Save Endangered Lemurs?
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Vintage Sifaka Infographic #Sifaka #Wildlife #Animal #Nature #Lemur
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Funny Dancing Sifaka Lemurs of Madagascar | Love Nature
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Sifaka Lemur Dance
Meet the Verreaux’s Sifaka, one of Madagascar’s most iconic lemurs. Because they can’t walk on all fours, they use this incredible sideways “dance walk” whenever they’re on the ground. This adorable hopping style helps them keep balance while moving between forests, and it’s one of the rarest movements in the animal kingdom. Sifakas spend most of their time in the trees, jumping up to 30 feet in a single leap! Sadly, their habitats are shrinking, making sightings like this even more special. Wat
Meet the Verreaux’s Sifaka, one of Madagascar’s most iconic lemurs. Because they can’t walk on all fours, they use this incredible sideways “dance walk” whenever they’re on the ground. This adorable hopping style helps them keep balance while moving between forests, and it’s one of the rarest movements in the animal kingdom. Sifakas spend most of their time in the trees, jumping up to 30 feet in a single leap! Sadly, their habitats are shrinking, making sightings like this even more special. Wat
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Funniest Lemur Walk Ever – Sifaka’s Jungle Dance 🐒💃 #FunnyLemur #AnimalComedy #CuteAnimals | Story And Joke
Funniest Lemur Walk Ever – Sifaka’s Jungle Dance 🐒💃 #FunnyLemur #AnimalComedy #CuteAnimals | Story And Joke
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The lemur that dances between trees 💛🌿 Sifakas launch from trunk to trunk with spring-loaded legs and vice-grip hands, clearing gaps in a blink. On the ground they do that famous sideways “dance,” arms out for balance, eyes locked on the next perch. Madagascar made parkour look graceful. #Sifaka #Lemur #Madagascar #WildlifeReels #animalfacts | Discvr Blog
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The lemur that dances between trees 💛🌿 Sifakas launch from trunk to trunk with spring-loaded legs and vice-grip hands, clearing gaps in a blink. On the ground they do that famous sideways “dance,” arms out for balance, eyes locked on the next perch. Madagascar made parkour look graceful. #Sifaka #Lemur #Madagascar #WildlifeReels #animalfacts | Discvr Blog
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