Madagascar Lemur Facts Infographic
Madagascar is the only place on earth where you can see lemurs but how much do you know about this most fascinating of species? We’ve created this infographic to share some of the most interesting lemur facts and to raise awareness of the conservation efforts designed to protect this endangered species. Please feel free to share this with your friends and family via Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+ using the buttons on the right-hand side or on your blog or website using the embed code beneath the infographic.
Rainbow Tours specialise in tailor-made Madagascar holidays where you’ll be able to see lemurs in their natural habitat. Be sure to keep an eye out for the iconic Ringtail, the national lemur of Madagascar
Derek Schuurman
Travel Specialist
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- For select countries, we make a charitable donation on your behalf when you make your booking
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