Lemurs greet one another by grooming each other’s fur using protruding bottom teeth like a comb. “Grooming helps develop bonds and relationships between lemurs,” says Animal Keeper L’Oréal Dunn. “These two blue-eyed black lemurs were recently introduced, and are now seen cuddling and grooming together all of the time.” Native to Madagascar, they are listed as critically endangered by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. The L.A. Zoo is proud to participate in the Species Survival Plan for th

Small Mammal Area Manager, Koral, is giving us an update on our Red-ruffed lemur babies, Aurora and Borealis! 🐾 Learn how you can help support our Zoo Babies at https://www.toledozoo.org/zoo-babies | The Toledo Zoo