Lemurs mainly prey on insect larvae that have not yet entered the next stage of metamorphosis. Their middle fingers can penetrate deep into the bark of trees, like fishing, and use the sharp nails at the front to hook out the tender and juicy insect larvae, and then eat them. In addition, their food sources include fruits, leaves, buds, etc.

For more information about the eating habits of lemurs, it is recommended to consult an animal encyclopedia or consult a zoologist.