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The hierarchy of lemurs

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Mark Carwardine Mark Carwardine | 13:44 UK time, Tuesday, 4 November 2008

From: Berenty, Madagascar
Mark meets ring-tailed lemurs.

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  • 1. At 11:04pm on 20 Nov 2008, heavisides wrote:

    A fantastic new selection of blogs !

    I'm learning something new with every clip ! "Stinky fights!" - now thats a new one on me !

    Cant wait to see more footage - keep up the great work !

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  • 2. At 1:22pm on 28 Nov 2008, FantasticPammie wrote:


    Couldnt agree more! Really entertaining footage, whilst being informative.
    Fantastic!

    I have always wanted to go to Madagascar, and now I want to go even more!

    Do Mark and Stephen need some to help carry their bags!???

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