National Zoo on Twitter: "Ring-tailed lemurs rely heavily on olfactory communication. During mating season, males rub the scent secretions from their wrists onto their tails and flick the scent at their opponents,
The StrangeXchange - Conflict resolution — Lemur style. Make ring-tailed lemurs will “stink fight” by wafting scent at each other. #StrangeXchange | Facebook
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