Lemur Land Aviary - Rainforest Wild Adventure East

Hop onto an island world teeming with extraordinary life, inspired by Madagascar — the lemur capital of the world. One of Earth’s oldest islands, Madagascar is home to remarkable biodiversity, with over 90% of its wildlife found nowhere else on the planet.

Animals

Black and White Ruffed Lemur

Highly frugivorous, ruffed lemurs hang from their feet to reach ripe fruit, a behaviour more pronounced than in other lemur species.

Crested Coua

Part of the cuckoo family, crested couas are solitary or found in pairs, with both males and females sharing parental care.

Crowned Lemur

Their specialised lower incisors form a “tooth comb,” used for grooming and strengthening social bonds.

Hamerkop

Named for their distinctive hammer-shaped heads, they build the largest domed nests of any bird, using vegetation and often decorating them with colourful materials.

Madagascar Crested Ibis

While its striking white wings are most visible in flight, this bird actually spends most of its time foraging on the forest floor for insects and small prey.

Red-bellied Lemur

Males and females are easily distinguished, as only males have a red belly while females have a white one.

Red Ruffed Lemur

Highly social, these tree-dwelling creatures are among the loudest primates on Earth, with calls audible almost a kilometre away!

Ring-tailed Lemur

These lemurs are known to sit in a "lotus" position, exposing their white belly fur to the sun to warm up in the morning.

White-faced Whistling Duck

Instead of quacking, they produce a high-pitched three-note whistle and are often called tree ducks for their habit of perching in trees!

Yellow-billed Stork

Rather than relying on sight, this stork wades with its bill open, snapping shut at prey it feels out - allowing it to hunt effectively in murky waters.

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