Opening day is coming soon! (April 1st) Did you know... Red ruffed lemurs have a long claw on the second toe of their back leg which they use for brushing their fluffy coats. The communication system of this vocal species includes at least 12 different calls. They most frequently give out low grunts, gurgles and cackle-like roars, which are thought to act as alarm calls. Red Ruffed Lemurs are small primate species native only to Madagascar, and are critically endangered. Don't forget to purchase

The Black & White Ruffed lemur is an endangered species, native to the island of Madagascar. Back & White Ruffed lemurs are arboreal, spending most of their time in the high canopys of the seasonal rainforests. They are also diurnal, active exclusively in the daylight hours. In the wild, their diet consists mainly of fruit, nectar, flowers and seeds. See our pair of Black and White Ruffed lemurs, and their antics, at the park on your next visit! We're open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Last admi

Our Animal Care team trains our animal residents to prepare for routine veterinary care, like getting a medical vaccine. Watch as Small Mammal Keeper, Kayce, trains Amabella, one of our red ruffed lemurs. | Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens

We’re celebrating the birth of our pair of critically endangered red ruffed lemur twins! Come spot them enjoying meals with their parents Minnie and Bosco at Singapore Zoo soon! | Mandai Wildlife Reserve