Our ring-tailed lemurs were excited to see this visitor! Many of you may have seen our free-range peacock Harold that lives at Auckland Zoo - he can often be spotted visiting different species, habitats and zoo staff. Primate keeper Vanessa recently caught Harold saying kia ora to our troop of female lemurs – and judging by their reactions, they seemed very excited to see him in place of our regular zoo friends and visitors. Since lockdown, Harold has kept himself busy traversing the zoo and as

Several dozen lemurs and more than 900 tortoises endemic to Madagascar that were trafficked to Thailand will be returned home this week. They will be held in quarantine and checked over by veterinarians before being released back "into their natural habitats", the country's environment ministry said. #AFP 🎥Gaëlle BORGIA Jamine HAIDAR #Madagascar #environment | AFP News Agency

Let's leap into some wild lemur facts!🚀🌿 You might be surprised! 1️⃣ Lemurs have huge eyes to help them see at night — they're little nighttime adventurers!🌙👀 2️⃣ They talk by making funny noises like clicks, howls, and purrs!🎶😂 3️⃣ Lemurs are very playful — they love chasing each other around and playing tag in the trees!🌳🏃‍♂️ | Wild Animal Safari - MO