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Animal profile ยท Madagascar
๐Aye-aye
Daubentonia madagascariensis
Creeps through rainforest at night, tapping branches for grubs.
DietOmnivore
SizeUnder 3 kg
Lifespan20 years
ConservationEndangered
Good to know
- The world's largest nocturnal primate.
- It has a long, bony middle finger for fishing out grubs.
- It taps wood and listens for hollow tunnels inside.
Where the Aye-aye lives
Strange, beautiful forests found nowhere else on Earth. Tropical and warm with distinct wet and dry seasons.
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