Who are the wide-eyed triplets who were born recently in Myakka City?

Six lemur infants, all endangered species, were born this season at the Lemur Conservation Foundation’s reserve in Myakka City.

The collared brown lemur twins were born in April, followed by a triplet of critically endangered red ruffed lemurs in May. The sixth infant, an endangered ring-tail lemur, joined the colony in June. Names for all of the infants are pending.

“More than 98% of all lemur species are threatened with extinction,” Lemur Conservation Foundation executive director Deborah Robbins Millman said. “Baby season is a time of renewed hope that the world’s oldest living primates will be saved.”

Robbins Millman said that the Lemur Conservation Foundation, which is certified by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, works with the AZA’s Species Survival Plans to ensure the long