The origin of the aye-aye's name is mainly due to its exceptionally long fingers and toes. It looks like a mouse, with thick and long body hair, brown to black in color, a long tail, longer than the body length, and fluffy tail hair in gray or black. Next, let's take a look at what food the aye-aye eats!

What does the aye-aye eat

Aye-aye generally live in pairs or alone, and mainly feed on insects, bamboo, wild fruits, and insect eggs. They love insects. In captivity, they also eat bananas, eggs, and coriander.