The Rare Lemurs Of Madagascar | Trouble In Lemur Land | Real Wild
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- In the remote Northeast of Madagascar, high up in the treetops of the rainforest live one of the most endangered species of lemurs, the Silky Sifaka. Thought to only be between 300 and 2,000 left in the world, these elusive lemurs are struggling with habitat loss as illegal logging of the ancient Rosewood trees is prevalent in their native home. One primatologist,
Erik, has been studying and following their lives for over 10 years in the hopes to prevent their extinction.
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Wish there were more Madagascar documentaries like this that specifically focus on just one species of lemur. It's hard to find a good documentary on lemurs.
I love lemurs as well especially the ring tailed and Mongoose lemurs.
The narration is a bit wrong.
3.40
Instead of specifying Silky Sifakas, the narrator should have said LEMURS when stating they are among the most primitive of primates.
3.55
Gibbons DO NOT have any tail to be prehensile.
Before humans arrived from southeast Asia and colonised Madagascar, the island had many species of giant lemurs and of course the elephant bird.
This is heartbreaking. These people are destroying their own culture indigenous lands & wildlife. Ignorance is a disease that must be cured. Money materialism consumption will be our own undoing & demise.
How sweetly said. More than heartbreaking! Thank you for your wisdom. Much appreciated 👏
Why doesn’t someone, government or whatever step in and stop the logging?? This is very disturbing!
money 😔
poorer countries care far more about feeding their economies than protecting their environments unfortunately
it's also kinda hard to enforce in remote places in poor countries
It's all about the money , and that's very sad .
Remember we have a part in it. Demand. We like nice things without knowing what work or where things came from to make it happen.
Goverment must take action awareness about these sifakas
The "secrets" of these lemurs before they're lost forever"
Their habitat against man's greed.
So sadly said! Bless you, my dear!
Beautiful creatures, well documented along with the human actions that so endanger them. Some of their food sources may be used for medicinal properties. I wonder if the human race will figure out in time how important each endangered species is to our own dependence on the balance of Nature for survival.🖤🇨🇦
Thank you. How beautifully said!
Nice 👍❤️
Thank you.
Oh, how beautifully said. My heart is with yours. Bless you, my dear!
@MaryDougherty-ge3mh 🌈👃💖
Wildlife against man's greed.….. this is a war the animals won’t win
Beautiful
I love all of them 💕 💓 💗 ❤️ 💛 💜! I've never seen these before at any of the Zoos that are helping with breeding indangered species like you see all over the United States and other countries. Why is that? Why aren't there any pairs in Zoos?
Their complex diet makes it impossible to keep them alive in captivity, unfortunately
Wow, how amazingly you said that. Very sad, indeed. I love them!
So sad what man is doing to these animals
I completely agree with you on that because of man and domestic cats one of my favorite animals could become extinct due to habitat loss, persecution and Hybridization with domestic cats and that animal is the Scottish Wildcat.
I absolutely agree. How nicely you said that!
TOO MANY DARN PEOPLE 😝IN THE WORLD 🌎 N WE WOULD RATHER HAVE MORE ANIMALS ❤
How nicely you said that. I totally agree. B l ess you, my dear!
I l❤️Ve this ❤️❤️❤️
👍👍👍👍
Gibbons don’t have tails, prehensile or otherwise. They are apes.
Why do Goverment not taken any action deforestation….
Hi 👋
Why the heck are people allowed to do this ?!
Who knows, I do not understand your amazing statement.
17:17
All these videos about lemurs I wonder why I never see one being eaten by a Fossa its primary predator?
Wow, that was amazingly put. I totally agree. Bless you!
@@MaryDougherty-ge3mh It seems like they would be hard to catch. The Fossa must be a very agile predator. Both only on Madagascar. Its like another planet.
Humans killed the most unique lemurs. Some were larger than gorillas, some had eyes on the side of their head and had a trunk like nose and some looked just like monkeys by coincidence.
cute monkey....
This type of harvesting needs to be made illegal and prosecution needs to to stiff for all those involved. Plus if money is the main driving force than alternatives need to be found. It is past time we stop raping mother earth due to greed.
So beautifully said. I am with you.
Totally with you! How can I help?
i want to move it move it......
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