Lepilemur
- noun
- Specialized
- Researchers observed a Lepilemur leaping between branches in the Madagascan forest.
Examples
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The Lepilemur spends most of its life in the trees, feeding on leaves at night.
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Unlike other lemurs, the Lepilemur is usually seen alone rather than in groups.
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A Lepilemur can be seen in the forests of Madagascar.
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The Lepilemurs are known for their large eyes and nocturnal habits.
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The nocturnal Lepilemur relies on its excellent night vision to find food high in the trees.
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In Madagascar, you can spot a Lepilemur climbing silently through the branches during the night.
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The Lepilemur, recognized for its unique fur patterns, often feeds on leaves after sunset.
Synonyms
A small animal like a monkey with big eyes and a long furry tail from Madagascar
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lepilemur looks like leap + lemur, a helpful way to remember this small, nocturnal animal that often 'leaps' between branches at night.