Lemur Exploring a Globe
A curious lemur sits upright beside a globe and studies the shapes of the continents.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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What the Lemur and Globe Page Depicts
The large lemur sits on the ground with its body held upright and its head facing slightly forward. A globe mounted on a stand is positioned to the animal’s left, displaying the outlines of continents. Dark markings surround the lemur’s eyes and nose, while the open background leaves the animal and globe as the scene’s central subjects.
Interesting Facts About Lemurs and World Geography
Wild lemurs are native to Madagascar, a large island in the Indian Ocean off Africa’s southeastern coast. A globe represents Earth as a sphere, so it shows the relative positions of continents and oceans with less distortion than a flat world map.
Natural Colors of the Lemur and Globe
- Lemur fur: gray, brown, reddish brown, black, white, or a combination depending on the species
- Lemur eye markings: commonly black or very dark brown in many familiar species
- Lemur eyes: often amber, orange, yellow, or brown
- Continents on a classroom globe: commonly green, tan, yellow, or other contrasting map colors
- Globe stand: often black, silver, gold, brown, or dark blue