The ring tailed lemur is exceptionally friendly, living in gatherings of up to 30. It is likewise female predominant, a quality normal among lemurs. To keep warm and reaffirm social bonds, gatherings will cluster together. Quite possibly one of the most vocal primates, the ring tailed lemur utilises various vocalisations including bunch union and alert calls. The species has a slim tail and restricted face and a fox-like muzzle. The ring tailed lemur's name comes from it's long, slender tail — is ringed in exchanging high contrast cross over groups, numbering 12 or 13 white rings and 13 or 14 dark rings, and continuously finishing in a dark tip. Endemic to southern and southwestern Madagascar. The ring-tailed lemur is a shrewd omnivore fundamentally eating leafy foods. In captivity, ring-followed lemurs can live for almost 30 years, contrasted with up to 20 in the wild.