Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. I write about the world of biology. The world’s largest nocturnal primate—the aye-aye—is steeped in superstition in its native ..

Aye-Aye is a unique nocturnal animal that's native to Madagascar. It has large eyes and bat like ears. It uses its elongated finger to find insects in tree bark. Agouti is a rodent like mammal that's ...

One of the most rare and threatened lemurs in the world has been born at Bristol Zoo. Keepers believe the aye-aye lemur was born almost two months ago but only have just had their first glimpse as ...

From the near-extinct, flightless kakapo of New Zealand to Australia’s flying foxes dying in intense heatwaves and South ...