Ring-Tailed Lemur on a Rock near Baobab Trees
A ring-tailed lemur rests upon a stone surface surrounded by towering baobab trees in a Madagascar woodland scene.
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Ring-Tailed Lemurs in Madagascar Woodlands
Ring-tailed lemurs are native to the dry forests and rocky outcroppings of southern Madagascar, where they spend considerable time on the ground compared to other primate species. Massive baobab trees provide sturdy roosting sites and shade across their natural habitat.
Facts About Lemur Behavior and Communication
The distinctive striped tail of the ring-tailed lemur features alternating black and white rings used as a visual signal to keep group members together while walking through tall grass or dry brush. Lemurs also warm themselves in the morning sun by sitting upright with their bellies exposed to absorb sunlight before foraging.
Natural Colors of the Ring-Tailed Lemur
- Lemur body fur: Soft slate gray with a white chest and underbelly
- Lemur tail: Alternating rings of bold black and bright white fur
- Lemur facial mask: Dark black around eyes and snout surrounded by white fur
- Baobab trunk: Smooth grayish-brown bark with light green top foliage
- Rock surface: Weathered stone in shades of ash gray and tan