Lemuridae (Noun)
Meaning
Typical lemurs; of Madagascar.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- Lemuridae, also known as typical lemurs, is the largest family of lemurs and includes about 20 species native to Madagascar.
- The family Lemuridae comprises five genera of lemurs that are widely distributed throughout the island of Madagascar.
- A key characteristic of Lemuridae is their ability to live in a variety of habitats found in Madagascar, ranging from dry forests to rainforests.
- Ring-tailed lemurs and ruffed lemurs are among the most well-known members of the Lemuridae family, native to Madagascar.
- Conservation efforts are in place to protect the Lemuridae family, which is found only in the wilds of Madagascar and faces various threats to its survival.