Monkeys and Lemurs

Many of these colourful pictures are by the renowned wildlife artist J.G.Keulemans, circa 1894. Monkey screensavers are quite popular, and while most of us are familiar with a variety of monkeys, lemurs may be less well known. Lemurs are prosimians, or primative primates. Lemurs are found naturally only on the island of Madagascar, and some smaller surrounding islands, including the Comoros (where it is likely they were introduced by humans). While they were displaced in the rest of the world by monkeys, apes, and other primates, the lemurs were safe from competition on Madagascar and differentiated into a number of species. Monkeys and Lemurs Screen Saver presents Fifty-two images of monkeys and lemurs, including the following: Allen`s Galago Primate Aye Aye Bald Chimpanzee Bald Uakari Bay Guereza Black Eared Mouse Lemur Bonneted Capuchin Boutourlini`s Guenon Celebean Black Baboon Chimpanzee Coquerel`s Sifaka De Brazza`s Guenon Drill Endrina Entelle Male Erxleben`s Guenon Everett`s Langur Geoffrey`s Tamarin Gorilla Gray GENtle Lemur Green Guenon Hanuman_langur Hose`s Langur Humboldt`s Woolly Monkey Javan Slow Loiis Coquerel`s Sifaka Macaque Night Monkey Orangutang Potto Proboscus Red Howler Red Ruffed Lemur Red Titi Siimang Gibbon Slender Loris Smith`s Dwarf Lemur Smooth Headed Capuchin Spectral Tarsier Spider Monkey Squirrel Monkey St John`s Macaque Talapoin Tarsier Variegated Spider Monkey White Crowned Mangabey White Footed Lemur White Footed Marmoset White Nosed Saki White Tailed Guereza Wooly Avahi