The Honolulu Zoo announced the birth of twin ring-tailed lemurs, the world’s most endangered mammals. The twins are the offspring of parents Remi, a five-year-old female, and Finn, a four-year-old male. Their 10-month old brother, Clark, was born at the Honolulu Zoo on June 10, 2019. Both parent lemurs arrived separately at the Honolulu Zoo…
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- The twins are the offspring of parents Remi, a five-year-old female, and Finn, a four-year-old male.
- Their 10-month old brother, Clark, was born at the Honolulu Zoo on June 10, 2019.
- The Honolulu Zoo announced the birth of twin ring-tailed lemurs, the world’s most endangered mammals.
