Did You Know? Ring-tailed Lemur
This informative and entertaining book is full of captivating facts about Ring-tailed Lemurs. Made famous by nature documentaries and cartoons, Ring-tailed Lemurs are known and loved by people around the world.
Did you know? These Lemurs live in groups known as troops of up to thirty animals, which work together to defend a territory. Their long, springy legs enable them to jump up to three metres high and distances of up to ten metres between trees. Male Ring-tailed Lemurs rub their tail on a scent gland on their wrist and then wave the tail towards rivals in a territorial stink fight.
Each spread covers a different aspect of Lemur life, from What's for dinner? and Special adaptations to Family life and Where do they live?
The book contains bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs, which combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that's bound to capture the imagination of any reader.
This informative and entertaining book is full of captivating facts about Ring-tailed Lemurs. Made famous by nature documentaries and cartoons, Ring-tailed Lemurs are known and loved by people around the world.
Did you know? These Lemurs live in groups known as troops of up to thirty animals, which work together to defend a territory. Their long, springy legs enable them to jump up to three metres high and distances of up to ten metres between trees. Male Ring-tailed Lemurs rub their tail on a scent gland on their wrist and then wave the tail towards rivals in a territorial stink fight.
Each spread covers a different aspect of Lemur life, from What's for dinner? and Special adaptations to Family life and Where do they live?
The book contains bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs, which combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that's bound to capture the imagination of any reader.
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This informative and entertaining book is full of captivating facts about Ring-tailed Lemurs. Made famous by nature documentaries and cartoons, Ring-tailed Lemurs are known and loved by people around the world.
Did you know? These Lemurs live in groups known as troops of up to thirty animals, which work together to defend a territory. Their long, springy legs enable them to jump up to three metres high and distances of up to ten metres between trees. Male Ring-tailed Lemurs rub their tail on a scent gland on their wrist and then wave the tail towards rivals in a territorial stink fight.
Each spread covers a different aspect of Lemur life, from What's for dinner? and Special adaptations to Family life and Where do they live?
The book contains bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs, which combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that's bound to capture the imagination of any reader.
