Lemurs: Nest Builders
Leafy Beds
Lemurs, native to Madagascar, often create nests out of leaves and branches for sleeping. These primates spend considerable time building comfortable sleeping spots high in the trees, where they are safe from ground-dwelling predators. The nests provide a cozy and secure place for rest.
Group Sleep
Lemurs are social animals and often sleep in groups, which helps them stay warm and protected. This communal sleeping behavior strengthens social bonds and ensures that there are always multiple eyes watching for danger. Their nest-building and group sleeping habits are essential for their survival in the wild.
