Show us your Lemurs and relatives

Hi Friends,

here´s a pic of my Lemur collection:

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That are lemurs from different brands like AAA, Safari, Colorata, Yowies and others. Lemurs are one of my favoured animals. I really like it to see them in zoo.

Wonderful collection of lemurs Torben. The Colorata one looks lovely.

Very nice and "massive" collection Torben

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To have those :

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Kikimalou wrote:

Very nice and "massive" collection Torben

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To have those :

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Thanks Kiki,

i will have a eye of them.

Kikimalou wrote:

Very nice and "massive" collection Torben

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To have those :

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I was thinking about the same thing!
Great collection!I like the AAA and Colorata most!

I don't want to invade your topic but since I have a pic and don't want to open a new topic. Here is a pic of my smaller lemurs collection.

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cute lemurs collection and till now i only got one from Safari Ltd - Thanks for sharing.

Colorata lemur is really nice.

Great collections. Congratulations on them. Lemurs are so cute.

Lemurs are small primates known as "prosimians," which, roughly translated, means "pre-primates" or "before monkeys." Native only to the island of Madagascar and the neighboring Comoro Islands, lemurs resemble the oldest ancestors of primates which existed tens of millions of years ago. The word "lemur" derives from the word lemures (ghosts or spirits) from Roman mythology and was first used to describe a slender loris due to its nocturnalhabits and slow pace, but was later applied to the primates on Madagascar.  There are five families of lemurs with about a dozen genera and just over 30 living species. Today's lemur species range in size from the tiny pygmy mouse lemur, weighing in at about an ounce, to the 15-pound indri lemur and the sifaka, which are both about the size of a standard house cat.

The main groups of lemurs and other prosimians :

Lemurs - native to Madagascar and the Comoro Islands:
Avahi (Woolly Lemur), Aye-aye, Bamboo Lemur (Gentle Lemur), Black Lemur, Brown Lemur, Crowned Lemur, Fork-Marked Lemur, Indri, Mongoose Lemur, Mouse Lemur & Dwarf Lemur, Red-bellied Lemur, Ring-tailed Lemur, Ruffed Lemur, Sifaka, Sportive Lemur

Other Prosimians :

Loris:
 - Awantibo - native to Africa
 - Galago (Bushbaby) - native to Africa
 - Potto - native to Africa
 - Slender Loris - native to India
 - Slow Loris - native to Southeast Asia
Tarsier - native to Southeast Asia

Here is a small group of my ring-tailed lemurs. I love these funny animals  
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Safari Ltd. Lemur:
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Mojö Fun Lemur:
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Nayab Lemur:
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and King Julien from Madagascar movie  
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And now, let´s look at  yours!        

Excellent intro!

Lemurs ! Lemurs !!!!!

Thankyou for this great topic, lovely lemur-pictures, and great intro

I hope to have got over a very busy period, so I can show you my lemurs later today

That is a very well presented Show Us Yours topic. Your China lemur is a Nayab.
My collection of lemurs and related is really small:
- Nayab Lesser bushbaby
- Mojö Fun Ring-tailed lemur
- Safari Ltd Ring-tailed lemur
- Nayab Silky sifaka

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here are mine

Indri
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Sifakas
Verreaux's sifaka
here the PV
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K&M Coquerel Sifaka
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Nayab Silky sifaka
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Red ruffed Lemur
K&M
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AAA
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White-ruffed lemurs
Kaiyodo
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Playvisions (right marked)
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Aye-Aye
Colorata
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Bamboo lemur? (made in china)
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Ring-tailed lemur
Safari Ltd toob model
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Nayab
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K&M
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Loris:

Potto
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Bengal? slow lori
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Galagos:

Senegal Galago (made by Yowies UK)
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Greater bushbaby (made by Playvisions)
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Nayab (Lesser bushbaby?)
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Tarsiers

Kaiyodo (spectral tarsier)
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Cracker Jack (specie??)
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Kinkajou??
Nayab Tarsier (specie??)
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Thank you friends
Wow Andreas, your Lemur collection is simply amazing!    
Roger: Congratulations to your beautiful collection and thanks for the correction, you´re right, it´s a Nayab  
Susanne: I can´t wait for your Lemur photos

Great collections everybody ... Well especially Andreas

Marvellous animals Andreas, many variety, nice poses.

congratulations

some are hard to get, specially the playvisions.

Andreas, your collection of species really dwarfs mine, it is more than evident here! You have a lot of different species, from extant animals, I can't think in a single one missing here that a toy is known. I think it was Sean who identified the Nayab tarsier as a kinkajou, I tend to agree with it although it is also acceptable as a tarsier. How a kinkajou if it is in a primates set? Easy explanation, it was until recently placed in Lemur genus. However, you don't have to remove it from the topic once it keeps somewhat ambiguous.

Many thanks friends :)

WOW ! Andreas thi is amazing
WONDERFUL collection

Thank you Suanne :)

SUSANNE wrote:

WOW ! Andreas thi is amazing
WONDERFUL collection

my newcomer

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lucky luke wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

WOW ! Andreas thi is amazing
WONDERFUL collection

Thank you :)

Congratulations Andreas, another great model to your amazing collection

Thank you Andrea :)