Indri, babakoto (Indri indri)

Indri, babakoto (Indri indri)

Indri (Indri brevicandelus) — Classification as of 2005: Indri indri

Original Source: Planche XII. Alfred Grandidier (1875-1921) In: Histoire physique, naturelle et politique de Madagascar. Volume XX. 1892, Paris: Hachette et Cie.

Retrieved from: Lemurs or Madagascar:Malagasy Primates, http://www.tsidy.com/lemurs/index.asp

Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iiv_AGrandidier_1204.jpg

The indri or babakoto (Indri indri) is the largest living lemur native to Madagascar. The name "indri" most likely comes from a native Malagasy name for the animal, endrina. This lemur inhabits the lowland and montane forests along the eastern coast of Madagascar.


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Description		Indri, babakoto (Indri indri) Indri (Indri brevicandelus) — Classification as of 2005: Indri indri Original Source: Planche XII. Alfred Grandidier (1875-1921) In: Histoire physique, naturelle et politique de Madagascar. Volume XX. 1892, Paris: Hachette et Cie. Retrieved from: Lemurs or Madagascar:Malagasy Primates, http://www.tsidy.com/lemurs/index.asp Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iiv_AGrandidier_1204.jpg The indri or babakoto (Indri indri) is the largest living lemur native to Madagascar. The name "indri" most likely comes from a native Malagasy name for the animal, endrina. This lemur inhabits the lowland and montane forests along the eastern coast of Madagascar.

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