アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 3月23日 10時20分

Have you ever heard of Coquerel's sifaka (Propithecus coquereli)? It’s native to the deciduous forests of Madagascar, where it lives in groups of up to 10 individuals. This primate is mainly arboreal, with leaves making up the majority of its diet; its teeth are specialized for grinding plant matter. Its name comes from the “shif-auk” sound it makes when making its way through the treetop.
Photo: MarkThomas

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garvula At one point I believe there was a lemur on display that was a coquerel's sifaka, but it was labled verreaux's sifaka (or vice versa). Did that ever get changed? Or maybe the specimens were just really faded.. but i was pretty sure?

godie0303 @cleliuscia quando le ricordo che abbiamo ticket per qualcosa la sera @elisa_mondadori

joshj277 That's also a popular species famous for zoboomafoo (1999-2011)

aksellon @lianaak @dariasellonmcquade @dianne.l.kelley @jessienickerson

meghanmattei This lemur reminds me of Zoboo from “Zoboomafoo”!

jplarchives Zoboomafoo! @thekrattbrothers

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