ECOnsider This: Lemur Foraging Skills at LCF Myakka City Reserve
By: caowrites
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Category: Africa, animals, conservation, conservation biology, conservation education, ecology, education, endangered species, environment, LCF, lemur, lemur conservation foundation, lemur research, lemur reserve, lemur science, lemurs, lemurs of madagascar, madagascar, mayakka city, Myakka City Lemur Reserve, nature, Sarasota, science, tampolo, wildlife, zoos
Andres, a two-year old mongoose lemur, is finding treats hidden inside this pine cone. Instead of just giving the lemurs their diet in a bowl it’s important to give them different types of food sources to keep their foraging skills at their best.
DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION OF THE PRIMATES OF MADAGASCAR THROUGH CAPTIVE BREEDING, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, AND EDUCATION.
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