It is the most flamboyant lemur – a type of primate – in Madagascar . It has huge ears to detect wood larvae, which it exposes by nibbling the bark with its front teeth, and catches them with its disproportionately long middle finger. According to a Malagasy legend, whoever is pointed with said finger dies suddenly shortly after.
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The South American firefly, a new invasive species in Spain?
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Can an alligator have feathers?
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