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Caaaan we interest you in about :35 of ambient Explore the Wild vibes? 馃А Our ring-tailed lemurs and radiated tortoises
Museum of Life and Science

Nov 5

Caaaan we interest you in about :35 of ambient Explore the Wild vibes? 馃А Our ring-tailed lemurs and radiated tortoises live together because it's enriching! Mixed species habitats can be beneficial for animals in museum and zoo settings. Ring-tailed lemurs and radiated tortoises share a habitat in their native Madagascar, and are comfortable sharing space at the Museum as well. Exposure to other species can add variety in an animal's daily routine, offer stimulation, and help encourage problem-solving behaviors.

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