Ring-tailed lemurs are some of the most vocal primates—and they have a lot to say! From purrs and clicks to wails and alarm calls, these Madagascar natives use over 20 different sounds to communicate with their troop. Whether they’re keeping track of each other in the forest or warning about predators, their voices help keep the group connected. | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

Lemurs are smelly!! By rubbing his head in pee, Luke (our Red Brown Lemur) has the double benefit of having an attractive scent and smart, slicked back hair! 💡 Did you know... Scent plays a BIG part in lemur communication - from marking territory to attracting mates! | Lakeland Wildlife Oasis

🐒 Introducing our Indiana Ring-Tailed Lemur troop! One of Madagascar’s most iconic residents — the ring-tailed lemur! With their black-and-white striped tails and expressive faces, these primates are impossible not to love. 🌍 Where they’re from: Ring-tailed lemurs are found only in Madagascar, making them incredibly unique and important to conservation efforts. 👀 Fun Facts: 🔹 Their tails are longer than their bodies and are used for balance and communication 🔹 They spend more time on the gr