Ring-tailed lemur scent-marking - 4K stock video

Female ring-tailed lemur (Lemur catta) scent-marking territory. This lemur is rubbing scent glands at the base of its tail against the bark of a tree. This will warn other lemurs away from its territory. It is a social animal, living in large groups that defend a territory from other lemurs. They live in a matriarchal society and where the females assume responsibility for marking the group's territory. Filmed in Berenty Reserve, Madagascar
Female ring-tailed lemur (Lemur catta) scent-marking territory. This lemur is rubbing scent glands at the base of its tail against the bark of a tree. This will warn other lemurs away from its territory. It is a social animal, living in large groups that defend a territory from other lemurs. They live in a matriarchal society and where the females assume responsibility for marking the group's territory. Filmed in Berenty Reserve, Madagascar
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Science Photo Library
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1472852100
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Berenty Reserve, Madagascar
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