Check This Out! For Easter, Aye-Ayes Love Eggs! Watch as aye-aye lemurs Ardrey and Elphaba enjoy a special food enrichment snack of eggs using...
An Unusual Creature Is Coming Out of Winter’s Slumber, and Here’s Why Scientists Are Excited Duke Lemur Center recreates the seasonal swings of native habitat, helping to unlock the secrets of hibernation. DURHAM, N.C. -- If you binged on high-calorie snacks and then spent the winter crashed on the...
'Love Connection' Lemur Style Odd couple pairings of geriatric lemurs keep the social creatures happy What happens when a geriatric lemur loses its mate? At the Duke Lemur Center, the staff tries to...
A (Virtual) Duke Holiday Gift Guide Find gifts from Duke for your loved ones, or yourself, without a visit to campus The pandemic has made us rethink how we do a lot of things. And holiday shopping is no different...
Check This Out! Mysterious Lemur Calls This lemur is a Coquerel’s sifaka (pronounced shee-fauk) , who lives at the Duke Lemur...
Lost Species of African Mammal Rediscovered by Duke Researcher Rubber-nosed little relative of aardvarks and elephants is doing just fine The Somali Sengi, also called the Somali Elephant-shrew, is a mouse-size African mammal with a...
Finding Silver Linings in the Midst of a Pandemic While COVID-19 creates stress and upheaval, small joys stand out With the threat of COVID-19 keeping many Duke staff and faculty off campus, Katie Ryan, a...
