Madagascar's Lemurs: Meeting Our Primate Cousins

# Lemurs: Madagascar's Living Treasures Lemurs are the ambassadors of Madagascar. These unique primates in the world are found nowhere else on the planet. ## Why are they so special? Isolated for 88 million years, lemurs have evolved uniquely. There are now over 100 different species, from the tiny 30-gram mouse lemur to the majestic 10 kg indri. ## Must-see species ### Indri Indri The largest lemur, recognizable by its powerful cry that echoes through the forest. Andasibe Park: the best place to observe it. ### Ring-tailed Lemur With its black and white ringed tail, it's the most photogenic lemur! Anja Reserve and Isalo Park are its favorite habitats. ### Sifaka This white lemur literally dances when moving on the ground. An unforgettable spectacle in Kirindy forest. ### Mouse Lemur The smallest primate in the world! Observe it at night during a night walk. ## Where to observe them? Our tours include the best national parks: - Andasibe-Mantadia: indris and diadems - Ranomafana: rare golden bamboo lemurs - Isalo: playful ring-tailed lemurs - Ankarafantsika: Coquerel's sifakas ## Conservation Over 90% of species are threatened. By visiting these parks, you directly participate in their protection. Part of your entrance fees funds conservation programs. ## Observation tips - Leave early in the morning (6am-9am) or late afternoon - Wear dark clothes and avoid perfumes - Stay quiet and follow guide instructions - Use binoculars for better observation - Never feed them! ## Book your lemur safari Contact us to create your custom tour to meet these extraordinary primates!