Coquerel Sifaka (Propithecus coquereli)
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Coquerel Sifaka

Propithecus coquereli
Critically Endangered
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Coquerel Sifaka (Propithecus coquereli) lives in dry deciduous forest across Northwest Madagascar. It feeds on leaves and fruit. Its conservation status is Critically Endangered.

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At a glance

RangeNorthwest Madagascar
HabitatDry deciduous forest
DietLeaves and fruit

About the Coquerel Sifaka

In the lush, emerald forests of Madagascar, the Coquerel's sifaka dances through the trees with an ethereal elegance, its long, slender limbs unfolding like a slow-motion ballet as it leaps from branch to branch. With a soft, haunting call, it heralds its presence, a critically endangered creature that embodies the fragile beauty of its dwindling world. As it moves through the dappled light, its thick, silky fur a vibrant cloak of chestnut and white, the Coquerel's sifaka seems a fleeting apparition, a whispered promise of wonder in a realm where time is running out.

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