2020年6月30日 · Over the past several weeks, our keepers have been carefully looking after this beautiful baby aye-aye, who was sadly rejected by her mother. The keepers have been working day and night...

The endearing baby aye-aye, with its undeniable cuteness and innocence, captures the hearts of those fortunate enough to encounter this fascinating creature. Pronounced ‘eye-eye,’ this pint-sized primate possesses a charm that is as unique as its name.

Meet the enchanting baby aye-aye! 🐾🌙 With its big curious eyes and unique little fingers, it’s like something out of a magical forest. 🌌🦴 A rare gem of the animal kingdom, spreading...

Pronounced ‘eye eye’, Aye ayes come from the lemur family and are found on a small island off of Africa’s southeastern coast. These little babies are native to Madagascar! Woah! What is that wide-eyed critter looking at you? Well, if you travel to …

2015年10月15日 · Keepers at the San Diego Zoo checked the weight of a one-month-old female aye-aye today (Oct. 15), under the watchful eye of her mother. After distracting mom for a short time with a treat of...

2018年9月13日 · Newborn aye-ayes are tiny and helpless, weighing just a few ounces, according to the Denver Zoo. They nurse for around seven months but stay with their mothers for up to two years, huddling in...

2021年5月23日 · Aye-ayes are peculiar, arguably cute, long-fingered lemurs that live in the only place lemurs ever live, on the African island of Madagascar. They're recognized by their big, bushy tails,...

2022年7月19日 · Meet Smeagol, the Philadelphia Zoo's new baby Aye-aye, named after the less than handsome character from the Lord of the Rings. These strange lemurs are the world's largest nocturnal primate and, despite their Gollum-like looks, they are shy and gentle.

2023年11月2日 · When the cute aye aye successfully pinpoints a larva, it employs its dexterous finger to deftly extract the tasty morsel from its woody hiding place. This intriguing foraging behavior, known as “percussive foraging,” sets the cute aye aye apart from its primate cousins.

2015年10月20日 · To keep the aye-aye from going extinct (again), zoos and primate research facilities all over the world have started captive breeding programs. Just last month, the San Diego Zoo welcomed baby...