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A crowned lemur infant was born to lemur residents Sophie and Kipp on May 31, 2025 at the Brandywine Zoo. This is the third successful crowned lemur infant born at Brandywine Zoo, marking a huge win for lemur conservation of this endangered species. Read more about crowned lemurs and see a photo of the parents.
At the initial veterinary exam, the infant looks to be healthy. The sex of the infant is yet to be determined.
The crowned lemur family will be outside on exhibit each morning without other lemurs until further notice. Members of the other zoo lemur species will be allowed back out after 1pm.
Come see the new crowned lemur baby and parents from 10:30am to 1pm every day at the Madagascar Exhibit, weather permitting.