Male lemurs may spread fruity 'love potions' with their tails | Science | AAAS
BEHAVIOR- BASED HUSBANDRY FOR LEMURS
Ring-tailed lemurs 'stink flirt' (it's not as bad as it sounds)
Ring-tailed lemur - Wikipedia
Ring-Tailed Lemur Facts & Behavior | What Is a Ring-Tailed Lemur? | Study.com
Photos and pictures of: Ring tailed lemurs mating, Lemur catta, Anjà Park, Madagascar | The Africa Image Library
Ring-Tailed Lemur Facts & Behavior | What Is a Ring-Tailed Lemur? | Study.com
Ring-tailed lemurs engage in 'stink-flirting' to attract mates | The Independent | The Independent
Ring-Tailed Lemurs: Mating & Adaptations | Study.com
Ring-Tailed Lemur | Woburn Safari Park
Differences in behavior between captive and wild ring-tailed lemur (Lemur catta) populations: Implications for reintroduction and captive management | Semantic Scholar
Fruity and irresistible: male lemurs' wrist scent seduces females | Animal behaviour | The Guardian
Ring-tailed lemur guide | BBC Wildlife Magazine | Discover Wildlife
Scent of a Primate: Lemurs can detect weakness in each other with a simple sniff | Animal Behaviour | Earth Touch News
Ring-tailed lemur guide | BBC Wildlife Magazine | Discover Wildlife
Ring-tailed lemur guide | BBC Wildlife Magazine | Discover Wildlife
New research indicates Lemurs possess a complex social personality
Ring-tailed lemur | Smithsonian's National Zoo
Ring-Tailed Lemur Fact Sheet | Blog | Nature | PBS
Stink flirting: Here's how male ring-tailed lemurs attract mates - Hindustan Times
