Masoala Fork-crowned Lemur

Masoala Fork-crowned LemurThis lemur feeds on tree gum in Madagascar’s forests, using trunks and branches of gum-producing trees.What does it look like?Its coat ranges from reddish gray to brownish gray. A dorsal stripe forks on the head and continues down both sides toward the eyes.How does it live?This lemur feeds on tree gum in Madagascar’s forests, using trunks and branches of gum-producing trees.It is nocturnal and scrapes gum from tree wounds with its comb-like lower teeth. It also eats insects.Keeping it safeIUCN Red List · Endangered (EN) · Global