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| Aye - Aye
Daubentonia madagascariensis |
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aye-aye is separated from all other lemurs because of it's unique
characteristics.
It's teeth continually grow, like a rodent, throughout it's life. It has large ears, dome shaped to emphasize sounds. These ears help it hear larvae in dead wood and trees. It also has a very long, bony finger used to extract larvae from holes. Scientists are unsure of how to classify the aye - aye because of so many different characteristics. |
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