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- 1. The Ring-Tailed Lemur A Researched PowerPoint Presentation By: Nathan Ramos
- 6. Big eyes
- 10. Male only – marks territory
- 11. Female dominant
- 12. Live in troops
- 15. Rocky areas
- 16. Forest
- 19. Leaves
- 20. Flowers
- 21. Tree bark
- 22. Sap
- 23. Ice cream[ just kidding ] 6
- 25. “Lemur” in the Ancient Roman language means “ghost”7
- 26. Conclusion Now you know about one of the most interesting animals in Madagascar. Lucky you. Now go out there and show some lemur knowledge!! Yay!!! Go Lemurs!!!!! 8
- 27. BIBLIOGRAPHY The Ring-Tailed Lemur <http://www.kidsplanet.org/factsheets/lemur.html> Encyclopedia of Animals. “Ring-Tailed Lemur <http://web.ebscohost.com> PBS. “Creature World Ring-Tailed Lemur.” http://www.pbs.org/kratts/world/africa/lemur/ Pictures provided by: http://www.google.com Animal Bytes http://www.seaworld.org/animal-info/animal-bytes/animalia/eumetazoa/coelomates/deuterostomes/chordata/craniata/mammalia/primates/ring-tailed-lemur.htm Blank Park Zoo http://www.blankparkzoo.com/en/explore_the_zoo/meet_the_animals_2/ring_tailed_lemurs.cfm Berenty Reserve http://www.soundeffects.ch/surround-sound-effects-_e.php?Category=Ring%20Tailed%20Lemur%20(Lemur%20Catta) Thank You Fin 9
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- What’s black and white and stinks like a monkey?Not a skunkNot a zebraNot a animal that doesn’t existIt’s a ring-tailed lemur!!!!****after you put your pictures it’d be cool if you put the “no” symbol on the side, it is in the DRAWING: BASIC SHAPES section of HOME****and you can set it up with the picture through the animation, if you remember how I showed you****and you can change how thin the line is by clicking and dragging the yellow dot don’t forget you can change****the color of the fill and outline in the same DRAWING section (top left corner) Good luck!!
- Lemur ball-Stay warm and reaffirm social bondsStink war males onlyTroops of seventeen [ 6-30 ]
- until the baby is able to cling to the fur on mother's stomach or back.The average life span is between 16-25 in zoo