Little lemurs, also known as lemurs, are the collective name for primates in the family Lemuridae. They mainly live in the tropical rain forests of Madagascar. The staple food of young lemurs mainly includes fruits, leaves and flowers. These foods provide most of the energy and nutrients they need. In addition, young lemurs also eat some insects and small vertebrates, which help them obtain protein and other necessary nutrients.

It is worth noting that the digestive system of lemurs can effectively process these foods and obtain necessary nutrients from them. This diverse diet helps the lemurs survive and thrive in Madagascar's diverse environments.