Ringtailed violet

The video follows a family preparing ringtail lemurs for a move to a new, modern enclosure. The family faces challenges in packing the lemurs' toys and uses distraction techniques to manage them. Doctor Sue arrives to ensure the lemurs are healthy before the move. The video highlights the matriarchal structure of lemur society, with females leading the group. Ultimately, the lemurs successfully transition to their new home, guided by Violet, a female family member.

What is the main reason the lemurs are moving to a new enclosure?

• They need more sunlight.

• Their current enclosure is too small.

• Their current enclosure is being renovated.

• The new enclosure is state-of-the-art and modern.

What strategy do the characters use to pack the lemurs' toys?

• They ask the lemurs to pack themselves.

• They wait for the lemurs to fall asleep.

• They distract the lemurs with food.

• They distract the lemurs with playful activities.

Who is Doctor Sue and what is her role?

• A zookeeper checking the lemurs' health.

• A vet ensuring the lemurs are healthy for the move.

• A trainer teaching the lemurs new tricks.

• A visitor interested in lemurs.

What is unique about leadership in the lemur world?

• Males are the leaders.

• Leadership changes daily.

• Females are the leaders.

• There is no leader.

Why do the lemurs not follow the male characters?

• They are not familiar with them.

• In the lemur world, females are the leaders.

• They are distracted by toys.

• They are scared of them.

Who successfully leads the lemurs to their new enclosure?

• Mr. Peek

• Violet

• Jimmy

• Doctor Sue

How do the lemurs react to their new enclosure?

• They are indifferent.

• They dislike it.

• They love it.

• They are scared of it.