The cutest thing you'll see today

It's a gray baby Mouse Lemur

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The cutest thing you'll see today

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The cutest thing you'll see today

pygmy mouse lemur

Photograph: Mark Thiessen/AP/National Geographic

Wanna Move it, Move it?

via Well, maybe we disagree! PHOTO CREDIT: Burrard-Lucas Photography For more photos of lemurs and lots of other wonderful animals from around the world, visit the website of William & Matthew Burrard-Lucas. They are brothers from the UK specializing in wildlife photography.

Lemurs - beautiful & diverse

Here at the Pet Blog, we've posted about lemurs many times. We KNOW they're cute! We didn't know that there are many varieties of Lemur, a lot of which are incredibly rare. Take a look in to the planet of the lemurs and discover for yourself the wonderful diversity of this lesser known family of animals. (via the Presurfer)

Cute or not? Baby lemur

New Rare Lemur Group Found

A new population of wrinkly-faced, bamboo-eating lemurs has been found in a swampy region of east-central Madagascar—more than 240 miles from the other only known group of the primates, listed as critically endangered by the World Conservation Union. Scientists suspect that 30 to 40 of the lemurs—known for cracking open giant bamboo with their powerful jaws—live in the wetland, where bamboo is still their main staple. The new group joins another population of about a hundred animals in the island's northern bamboo forests, which are under threat from illegal logging and habitat destruction, according to Conservation International. Source: National Geographic

Just hangin' around

These two-week-old triplet lemurs are the star attraction at Folly Farm, in Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire. The gorgeous threesome are the second set of triplets born to resident lemur Kirindy, who is said to have bonded marvellously with her litter. Source: The Sun (via Zooillogix)

Cute or not? Baby Propitheque

This is a newborn Propitheque (Propithecus verreauxi coronatus) male named Kibongo, born Dec. 24, 2007, at the Vincennes zoo in France. Here's another shot: Photo: REUTERS/F-G Grandin

Video: Leapin' Lemurs!

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Cute Baby Lemur

Baby Lemur, originally uploaded by hvhe1. (via)

Cute Baby Bamboo Lemur

Bilbo, a bamboo lemur, weighed just 30g when he was born on 22 February, 2007. Rejected by his mother at a zoo in Stockholm, Sweden, he has since gained a further 100g. It is thought there could be just 200 bamboo lemurs left in the wild.

Cute Baby Lemur

A veterinarian feeds Tivalo, a baby crowned sifaka lemur, at the Vincennes Zoo. Because his mother had problems nursing the infant—one of two lemurs born at the zoo in January—doctors had to feed him by hand.