Proud daughter + lemur-lover = another update on my dad’s research.
Really, this isn’t new. It’s just a look at how popular culture is becoming (understandably) attracted to the idea of lemurs one day helping humans with things like medical breakthroughs or space travel.
So here’s a cool article & video from my hometown, Durham, North Carolina (home of the Duke Lemur Center). I couldn’t get the video to copy separately, but if you click on this link, you can watch it:
http://www.wncn.com/story/26669493/dukes-lemurs-may-hold-key-to-extended-space-travel

(Not actually the lemur in question, but be honest: this is what you think of when you hear “lemur,” right? Courtesy Duke Lemur Center.)
Can’t get enough lemurs? Click on this link, Duke Lemur Center, to get your fill.
Coming soon: the latest on Book Two of the Flying Burgowski trilogy, Headwinds. But until then–enjoy the lemurs!
You can never have too many lemurs.
So true! (One of my least-known talents that I am proudest of is my ability to imitate their grunting noises. But I have no way to spell that.)