Lemurs of Madagascar 2006
Join primatologist Charlotte Uhlenbroek on a gripping expedition to Madagascar in *Lemurs of Madagascar* (2006), a spellbinding 40-minute documentary that plunges viewers into the heart of one of the island's most brutal seasons in decades.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Lemurs of Madagascar* (2006) about?
This documentary follows three ring-tailed lemur mothers as they navigate one of Madagascar's harshest dry seasons. Battling extreme heat and dwindling resources, they fight to protect their infants from predators and territorial invasions, revealing the raw resilience of wildlife in the face of adversity.
Who directed *Lemurs of Madagascar*?
Director information is not available.
Who stars in *Lemurs of Madagascar*?
The documentary stars primatologist and presenter Charlotte Uhlenbroek, whose on-screen presence guides viewers through the lemurs' struggles and triumphs.
Is *Lemurs of Madagascar* (2006) worth watching?
If you love nature documentaries that blend scientific depth with emotional storytelling, this 40-minute film is absolutely worth your time. While it's a niche title, its focus on lemur survival amid environmental challenges makes it both educational and gripping.
How long is *Lemurs of Madagascar*?
The runtime is 40 minutes.
About Lemurs of Madagascar (2006) — A Gripping Survival Story in the Wild
Join primatologist Charlotte Uhlenbroek on a gripping expedition to Madagascar in *Lemurs of Madagascar* (2006), a spellbinding 40-minute documentary that plunges viewers into the heart of one of the island's most brutal seasons in decades.
As three resilient ring-tailed lemur mothers battle scorching heat and relentless drought to protect their infants, the stakes couldn't be higher. With one mother already mourning the loss of her baby, the other two face fierce territorial invasions from neighboring lemur tribes, pushing their survival instincts to the limit. Uhlenbroek's lens captures the raw emotion, resilience, and fragility of life in a world where nature's harsh realities collide with tender maternal bonds. This isn't just a wildlife film—it's a vivid, intimate portrait of survival in a land of extremes.