Introduction to the Duke Lemur Center: OFFICIAL SUBTITLED VERSION

Established in 1966, the Duke Lemur Center is a world leader in the study, care, and protection of lemurs-Earth's most threatened group of mammals.
With more than 200 animals across 13 species, the DLC houses the world's most diverse population of lemurs outside their native Madagascar.
Our mission is to advance science, scholarship, and conservation through non-invasive research, community-based conservation, and public outreach and education. Learn more at lemur.duke.edu.
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Huge thanks to Digital Development Communications (ddc-international.com) for creating this video for us!

[@crotalusatrox7931]

Good Presentation.

[@leapinglemurcraftworks6426]

My daughter is a junior docent at the DLC

[@dukelemurcenter]

Wow, that's awesome! We love our Junior Docents! :)

[@RunnerAAA]

Such a cute/informative video! Nice Work!

[@nicksolis555]

Zoboomafoo 2:57

[@dukelemurcenter]

Jovian's (Zoboomafoo's) family and offspring still live right here at the DLC! You should come for a visit sometime! :)

[@Angie2343]

@@dukelemurcenter I too wanna visit. I will be crying so many warm tears seeing this amazing family.

[@PatrickHRoss]

Wow

[@pepita8888]

I don't like the word "collection"

[@dukelemurcenter]

Agreed! This is a somewhat older video. The word "population" ("most diverse population of lemurs") is more accurate, and that's the phrase we use now 😊