Go south to the main junction and exit northeast.You can also click on the bee that lands.Click on the six pods for a creature card.Go south and east, back to the main intersection.You can release more bugs and drop the brown pods if you like, but I donвЂ™t think it does anything.Exit this screen and come back for your creature card.If you click the dead leaf under the feather it will fall off and a fresh one will grow back.All of your friends can have a go at getting the feather click on each of them in turn.Pull the spider down to release his balloon.Click on the small top leaf to release a spider.You need to make both these twigs and the ones in the previous screen flower to get the card You will get the creature card when you exit and return to this screen Click on the green creature behind the leaf until he falls off.Click on the two sets of twigs until they bloom (yellow).Then click on the lantern twice to get your first creature card Keep clicking on the leaves he hides behind until he comes out with a Jack-o-lantern. Click on the spiked black creature (orange).In human care, ring-tailed lemurs can live more than 30 years. Lifespan in the wild is estimated at 16 to 18 years. Their tails are longer than their bodies, adding another 22 to 24 inches in length. Physical CharacteristicsДЄdult ring-tailed lemurs may reach a body length of about 15 inches. They are known to prefer fruits, but also eat leaves, seeds, flowers, and various other parts of plants such as the bark and sap of trees.

Ring-tailed lemurs live in the dry forests and bush of southern Madagascar. Lemurs are also hunted for food and for the pet trade. They are endangered due to habitat fragmentation and destruction due to logging and forest fires. The population of ring-tailed lemurs is estimated to have decreased by more than 50 percent during the last 40 years. Their moist noses enhance the aromas of ripe fruit or predators such as the fossa, a carnivore closely related to the mongoose. Lemurs have a better sense of smell than other primates. While foraging, tails are held in the air as a вЂњfollow meвЂќ flag.

LemursвЂ™ long tails are not prehensile and are used primarily for balance as the lemurs walk or leap among tree branches in search of food. It is accompanied by fierce stares and threatening calls. Females are fertile for only a few days a year, so males compete for mating rites through вЂњstink fights.вЂќ They load their tails with a strong-smelling substance secreted by scent glands,, then shake them vigorously at rivals to ensure the odor disperses. Hierarchy is established through play when young. These are the most terrestrial of the prosimian species, spending much of their time on the ground. Highly gregarious, they live in troops and spend time together grooming, sunbathing, and foraging. With their distinctive long, black-and-white banded tails, this is perhaps the most iconic lemur species. It is thought lemurs arrived in Madagascar by floating over from Africa on rafts of vegetation 40вЂ“80 million years ago. This isolation has reduced competition and limited predators, allowing more than 100 species of lemurs to thrive. Lemurs are found only on the island of Madagascar, which separated from mainland Africa about 160 million years ago.

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