Sanford's Brown Lemur

Sanford's Brown LemurSanford's brown lemur inhabits forests in northern Madagascar. Males have conspicuous cheek fur, and females differ in coat color.What does it look like?Males grow long fur from the cheeks beside the ears. Females are gray to brown, giving the sexes a different appearance.How does it live?Sanford's brown lemur inhabits forests in northern Madagascar. Males have conspicuous cheek fur, and females differ in coat color.It eats fruit and other plant material, and also takes invertebrates at times. This follows the Duke Lemur Center account for the species.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.