Zoology: Bones

The mouse lemur, which inhabits Madagascar (as do all lemurs), is the world's smallest primate. Its roughly 5-inch tail is double the length of its body and head. It spends most of its life in trees, sleeping during the day and searching for insects, fruits and plant material during the night. During the driest months of the year, the female mouse lemur becomes completely inactive, living off the fat stored in its hind legs and tail. In the last decade the number of known species of mouse lemur has grown to eight. 2-part skull (separate cranium & jaw).
1 ½" L x 1" W x ¾" H 3.2L x 2.2W x 1.7H (cm)

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