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https://www.madamagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/Blauaugenmaki-public-domain-scaled-e1681739882880.jpg1200800#1 Lemurs are only found wild in Madagascar The island of Madagascar is the only country in the entire world where lemurs occur naturally. Only two species of lemurs, the brown lemur, and the Mongoz lemur, were trafficked to the Comoros by humans and have successfully settled there. Many species of lemurs are not even …