08/02/2026
Mouse lemurs are the smallest primates globally, measuring 20–30 centimeters in combined head, body, and tail length.
They dwell in treetops within diverse habitats, including dry deciduous forests, sub-arid thorn scrublands, secondary forests, coastal forests, and bamboo forests.
Mouse lemurs create burrows in tree trunks and have been declared the most endangered vertebrates by the IUCN.
Madagascar
Nov 25
