everything from teacup-sized mouse lemurs to giant sloth lemurs. Many of these lemurs have incredibly high levels of genetic diversity, yet paradoxically, almost all—90%—of the more than 100 ...

This led to many forms of lemurs that ranged from tiny mouse-like ones to giant sloth ones. The lemurs that we know today are small with big eyes and live in trees. More than 100 species live in ...

Jaw of a giant otter like creature that lived 30 million years ago. The Madagascar display at the DLC Museum shows the sloth The Lemur Center’s fossil collection was inaccessible to non-researchers ...

Known for its long striped tail, these lemurs walk on all fours and are excellent ... One of nature's slowest animals, the sloth spends most of its life hanging upside down in trees.