Forked-spotted lemurs live in the forests of the western and northern coasts of Madagascar and feed on the resins of temperate deciduous forests, allowing scientists to better study the forked-spotted lemurs when they were discovered on Madagascar Lemurs, but maybe many friends don't know much about forked-spotted lemurs. Let's take a look at the characteristics of forked-spotted lemurs.

Characteristics of the Forked Spotted Lemur

Forked-spotted lemurs have wide hands and feet, which can easily grasp branches, long tongues that are easy to absorb nectar, and teeth for gnawing bark. In addition, the forked-spotted lemurs keep shaking their heads up and down, as if nodding. And they have a loud voice.