Sifaka Lemurs Make A Treacherous Journey For Food | BBC Earth
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Sifaka lemurs in Madagascar have to make a perilous journey with babies on board to reach their next feeding area. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/BBCEarthSub Watch more: Planet Earth http://bit.ly/PlanetEarthPlaylist Blue Planet http://bit.ly/BluePlanetPlaylist Planet Earth II http://bit.ly/PlanetEarthIIPlaylist Planet Dinosaur http://bit.ly ...
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Sifaka | Spesies lemur dengan cara berjalan yang unik. #sifaka #lemur #Propithecus #primata #Madagascar #wildlife #wildlifephotography #faktamenarik #faktaunikhewan #reelsvideo | Porco Project
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THE AMAZİNG SİFAKA LEMUR: DANCİNG PRİMATE OF MADAGASCAR | 7 FASCİNATİNG FACTS!
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Sifaka Lemurs Jumping Around | Attenborough | BBC Earth
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Designing Cozy Nests and Bridges for Sifakas and Lemurs in Planet Zoo!
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Sifaka Lemur Dance
The lemur that dances between trees 💛🌿 Sifakas launch from trunk to trunk with spring-loaded legs and vice-grip hands, clearing gaps in a blink. On the ground they do that famous sideways “dance,” arms out for balance, eyes locked on the next perch. Madagascar made parkour look graceful. #Sifaka #Lemur #Madagascar #WildlifeReels #animalfacts | Discvr Blog
The lemur that dances between trees 💛🌿 Sifakas launch from trunk to trunk with spring-loaded legs and vice-grip hands, clearing gaps in a blink. On the ground they do that famous sideways “dance,” arms out for balance, eyes locked on the next perch. Madagascar made parkour look graceful. #Sifaka #Lemur #Madagascar #WildlifeReels #animalfacts | Discvr Blog
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Meet the Verreaux’s Sifaka, one of Madagascar’s most iconic lemurs. Because they can’t walk on all fours, they use this incredible sideways “dance walk” whenever they’re on the ground. This adorable hopping style helps them keep balance while moving between forests, and it’s one of the rarest movements in the animal kingdom. Sifakas spend most of their time in the trees, jumping up to 30 feet in a single leap! Sadly, their habitats are shrinking, making sightings like this even more special. Wat
Meet the Verreaux’s Sifaka, one of Madagascar’s most iconic lemurs. Because they can’t walk on all fours, they use this incredible sideways “dance walk” whenever they’re on the ground. This adorable hopping style helps them keep balance while moving between forests, and it’s one of the rarest movements in the animal kingdom. Sifakas spend most of their time in the trees, jumping up to 30 feet in a single leap! Sadly, their habitats are shrinking, making sightings like this even more special. Wat
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Sefaka Lemur🐒✨ Madagascar’s Flying Acrobat | All About Animals The Sefaka lemur, found only in Madagascar, is a master of the jungle, known for its gravity-defying leaps of up to 30 feet—like flying over a school bus! With silky fur and big golden eyes, they live in groups led by females, showcasing true girl power. While built for the treetops, their funny ground “hop dance” makes them even more iconic. These leaf-loving herbivores munch on fruit, flowers, and foliage, but sadly, many species
Sefaka Lemur🐒✨ Madagascar’s Flying Acrobat | All About Animals The Sefaka lemur, found only in Madagascar, is a master of the jungle, known for its gravity-defying leaps of up to 30 feet—like flying over a school bus! With silky fur and big golden eyes, they live in groups led by females, showcasing true girl power. While built for the treetops, their funny ground “hop dance” makes them even more iconic. These leaf-loving herbivores munch on fruit, flowers, and foliage, but sadly, many species
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