154K views · 650 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

Sefaka Lemur🐒✨ Madagascar’s Flying Acrobat | All About Animals The Sefaka lemur, found only in Madagascar, is a master of the jungle, known for its gravity-defying leaps of up to 30 feet—like flying over a school bus! With silky fur and big golden eyes, they live in groups led by females, showcasing true girl power. While built for the treetops, their funny ground “hop dance” makes them even more iconic. These leaf-loving herbivores munch on fruit, flowers, and foliage, but sadly, many species

241K views · 7.3K reactions | After travelling almost 4,000 miles to their new home, these ‘dancing’ lemurs are already showing off their moves!  | BBC Earth | Facebook

38K views · 636 reactions | How do you get an animal known for liking to “move it, move it” to sit still for a medical or husbandry procedure? Train it, train it! Watch & learn. | The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore | Facebook