Lemurs Find a Tree That Produces Fruit for Only 2 Weeks a Year

Synopsis

In Madagascar, Cordia trees produce fruit for only two weeks each year, presenting a crucial dietary opportunity for a troop of lemurs. The sweet, chewy berries provide essential energy and are easier to consume than the tough sizal stalks. Crystal, a key member of the troop, strategically spreads the group throughout the Cordia grove, allowing Erica to feed without interference from the dominant Queen. However, competition arises when rival lemurs from the museum gang also find the trees, forcing Crystal to decide between confrontation and restraint.