Ring-tailed lemurs engage in 'stink-flirting' to attract mates | The Independent | The Independent
High-Ranking Male Primates Keep Wafting Their Sex Stink at Females, Who Hate It | Discover Magazine
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo - Three reasons ring-tailed lemurs are not great pets: - Stink-Fighting — Did you know male lemurs engage in stink fights? They rub their tails with the scent glands
Lemur stink fight - YouTube
Wild Kratts | Lemur Stink Fight | Season 3 | Episode 20 | PBS
10 Incredible Lemur Facts - AZ Animals
Stink Fights, Earwax, and Other Marvelous Mammal Adaptations by Laura Perdew, illustrated by Katie Mazeika | A Kids Book A Day
Odor experts uncover the smelly chemistry of | EurekAlert!
Indianapolis Zoo on Twitter: "Smell you! DKY male ring-tailed lemurs "stink- fight" by rubbing their tales w/scent & waving them at each other?! #WorldLemurDay https://t.co/yywoeXFAT0" / Twitter
Ring-tailed lemurs 'stink flirt' (it's not as bad as it sounds)
Male lemurs use 'stink flirting' to attract mates, study says | CNN
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Ring-Tailed Lemurs Have A Battle For Worst Smell | Kritter Klub - YouTube
What's that smell? A lemur stink fight! - Zoo Atlanta
Lemur Stink Fight | Wild Kratts Wiki | Fandom
Pheromones: Stink Fights in Lemurs - ScienceDirect
Ring tailed lemur fight hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
National Zoo on Twitter: "Ring-tailed lemurs rely heavily on olfactory communication. During mating season, males rub the scent secretions from their wrists onto their tails and flick the scent at their opponents,
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Stink Fights and Two Tongues? 5 Surprising Facts About Lemurs | Smithsonian Voices | National Zoo Smithsonian Magazine
Ring-tailed Lemur - Duke Lemur Center
Male Lemurs Are Masters of Musk - Scientific American
