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Heirs to Madagascar’s Royal Throne Are Born
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Heirs to Madagascar’s Royal Throne Are Born: Two New Baby Ring-Tailed Lemurs Named Princess Julien and … Princess Julien In a Milestone for the Planet’s Most Threatened Group of Mammals, the Duke Lemur Center Welcomes Two Baby Ring-Tailed Lemurs...
DreamWorks: Heirs to Madagascar's Royal Throne Born
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The Duke University Lemur Center recently had a royal birth! Real-life Lemur twin princesses were recently born at the Lemur Center in Durham, N.C. Adorable right! Lemurs are one of the most endangered animals in the world and this endangered population...
Brainy Beds? Professor David Samson on Sleeping Platforms, Sleep Quality, and Thinking Speed, plus News!
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Hey big fella, what’cha sleeping on to get that smart brain of yours? Did our brains evolve as they have due to how we slept? In part, likely yes. In this episode of the humanOS Radio podcast, I speak with Evolutionary Biologist Professor David Samson...
Animal Facebook
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Animal Facebook July 29, 2014 Life Stories. A 48-year archive of life history data for the world’s largest and greatest part diverse collection of endangered primates is at once digital and available online.The Duke Lemur Center database allows visitors...
Painting with Lemurs at the Duke Lemur Center
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If you’re visiting North Carolina and in the Raleigh Durham area or visiting Duke University, add visiting the Duke Lemur Center to your agenda. It’s open to the public and Duke houses the largest and most diverse collection of lemurs outside of Madagascar...

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Island of Evolution: The One and Only Madagascar

Written and Illustrated by Talia Felgenhauer, 2023-24 Undergraduate Fellow in Communications. Originally published in LEMURS Magazine: The “Why” Issue in February 2024. Madagascar is an island like no other. Located hundreds of miles off the southeastern...
Why Duke University’s Lemur Center Travels To Wyoming Every Summer

By Andrew Rossi. Originally published in Cowboy State Daily on December 1, 2024. Scientists from the Duke Lemur Center at Duke University come out to Wyoming every summer to find fossils from the earliest ancestors of modern-day lemurs and primates...
January – March Tour Registration Open Now

Registration is now open for January – March Wild Workshops and Behind the Scenes tours! Be sure to click the tour links below to see full details and register for your tour today. Since we know the tour options can be a little tricky to navigate in...
VIDEO: Let’s talk about… Bamboo!

There are at least seven species of bamboo in the SAVA (northeastern) region of Madagascar, some native and some introduced. Some lemurs are bamboo-eating specialists! People in Madagascar use bamboo for diverse purposes, even building their houses from...
[JUST FOR FUN] Announcing the 2024 Lemur of the Year: Albus!

Photo by Sara Sorraia. Cover design by Abby Flyer. As 2024 draws to a close, it’s time to reflect on the past year… and that includes selecting this year’s Lemur of the Year! In a poll sent out to Duke Lemur Center staff, we asked for nominations for...

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Duke Lemur Center

Duke Lemur Center The Duke Lemur Center is the world’s largest and most diverse collection of lemurs – Earth’s most threatened group of mammals – outside of Madagascar. The Duke Lemur Center advances ...
SAVA Conservation | Duke Lemur Center

Mission The mission of SAVA Conservation is to encourage biodiversity conservation in the SAVA region by supporting the livelihoods of rural people in forest bordering communities and through collabor...

Adopt-A-Lemur Program | Duke Lemur Center

Adopt-A-Lemur Program Adopt-A-Lemur packages make great gifts and allow recipients to learn about different animals here at the Center. Adopt a lemur for yourself, your class, your office, or for the ...