Oh, dude, a fox is a secondary consumer! They're like the middlemen of the food chain, snacking on those primary consumers who are just trying to live their bes
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Are tarsier and aye aye related?


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What abiotic factors affect the ring-tailed lemur?


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Oh, dude, you're talking about the ring-tailed lemurs now? Alright, so abiotic factors are like the non-living things that affect these little guys. We're talki
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Do alligators and crocodiles use the tail to swim rapidly?


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Do lemurs have internal fertilization?


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What are the Primary and Secondary Methodology of Travel Agency?


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What is a lemur used for?


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Broccoli florets, cauliflower florets, artichokes, and community market tricks are all blossom buds. Blossoms aren't only lovely to check out — they're additionally the regenera
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What do you call a male lemur?


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A male lemur is called a "male" or a "male lemur."