The sifaka lemurs of Madagascar are skillful and funny dancers and climbers. Sifakas remain upright and use their long tails to maintain balance while leaping from tree to tree with baby sifakas on their backs. Sifaka's body is so highly adapted to an arboreal existence, on the ground its only means of locomotion is hopping.
In Madagascar’s remote Berenty Reserve, battle lines are drawn as two ring tailed lemur gangs face the mounting challenges of the dry season. As food and water become increasingly hard to find, and invaders and interlopers start to appear on all sides, life keeps getting harder for the Museum and Ruins gangs. In this series, there’s drama, danger, and heartbreak for the Gangs of Lemur Island. New video coming every week, stay tuned!
Love Nature supports Black Lives Matter and you can too! For the entire month of June, we’ll be donating 5% of our RU-vid AdSense revenue to the Black Lives Matter Movement. We stand in solidarity with our Black colleagues, communities, audiences. You are seen. You are heard. And we are with you.
Here is where you can make a donation: bit.ly/2TZVCDT
To learn more about the movement: blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/
Subscribe to our RU-vid Channel:
bit.ly/LoveNatureYT
Make sure to also subscribe to our other socials:
Facebook: bit.ly/LoveNatureFB
Instagram: bit.ly/LoveNatureIG
Twitter: bit.ly/LNTwitter2
#sifakalemur #babyanimal #lemurs
8 июн 2020
