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Additional Info: There are 60 sub-species of the primate Lemur, and 88 different species divided into five surviving families. Cheirogaleidae, Lemuridae, Megaladapidae, Indriidae, Daubentoniidae. Many of these are endangered. Many Lemurs are very tiny, and some researchers think that there may still be other sub-species or other species still undiscovered, and documented.
