The kisuala is a cryptid lemur reported from Madagascar, described as a giant red lemur with predatory habits. It was speculated that it may be a surviving giant red-ruffed lemur (Pachylemur), which is believed to have gone extinct over 500 years ago. …

2020年4月15日 · The locals describe it as a giant red lemur, and refer to it as the kisuala. In the video's description, the question is posed as to whether this cryptid may be a surviving species of Pachylemur - a two-species genus of extinct giant lemur that may have survived until at least as recently as 500 years ago.

Forrest heads into the jungles of Madagascar on the hunt for what locals have described as a giant red lemur. Could this animal, which they call the Kisuala, really be the Pachylemur - a type of...

The Kisuala is a cryptid primate reported from Madagascar, described as a giant red ruffed lemur. In 2018 wildlife explorer and adventurer Forest Galante ventured into the Madagascar jungles in search of the Kisuala for Animal Planets show Extinct or Alive.

Pachylemur is an extinct, giant lemur most closely related to the ruffed lemurs of genus Varecia. Two species are known, Pachylemur insignis and Pachylemur jullyi, although there is some doubt as to whether or not they may actually be the same species.

kisuala是一种来自马达加斯加的神秘灵长类动物，被描述为具有食肉习性的巨大红色狐猴。 据推测，它可能是一种遗存下来的的巨型红颈狐猴（Pachylemur），这些动物被认为在大约500年前就已经灭绝了。

The kisuala (Pachylemur giganteum), also known as the giant ruffed lemur, is a species of true lemur native to the tropical and subtropical rainforests, forested wetlands, and woodlands of central and southern Novolaurasia on the planet Liera.

2020年5月17日 · But the most modern of all the cryptid giant lemurs is the kisuala, which was first heard of in 2018. It was reported by Forrest Galante, who was told of a giant red-furred lemur existing in Madagascar. Galante concluded that it was likely just a large red ruffed lemur (Varecia rubra; thank you u/HourDark)

Main article: Kisuala In 2018, Forrest Galante gathered reports of a "new" giant cryptid lemur from Madagascar, the kisuala, which was described as giant and red-furred.

In Masoala Peninsula on the Northeast coast of Madagascar has the largest cluster of recent sightings of the Pachylemur. The locals called the Pachylemur the Kisuala. The villagers said that the Kisuala loves the tallest trees in the forest and had a …