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Duke Lemur Center

Zoo

3.8

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Phyllis B

54 month ago

Closed Tuesdays. And, you must have reservations for tour. Also main entrance closed under construction, you have to drive around to other road to enter. Google maps doesn’t know this.

Hank H

81 month ago

Patrick was my tour guide and he was amazing. By far one of the most engaging and informative experiences me and the kids have ever had.

Roger S

85 month ago

Take a tour and visit the most ancient living primates.

Steph

123 month ago

In the winter the lemurs stay inside. You can still see them (they're behind glass) but if I were to go back, I'd go in the summer.

Alisha B

130 month ago

Book your tour early to get a spot and be sure to ask the docents lots of questions to learn lemur trivia.

The News & Observer

141 month ago

The Duke Lemur Center, the only one of its kind in the world, sits on 80 acres south of Duke University. For over 40 years, Duke scientists and veterinarians have monitored more than 230 lemurs daily.

Miranda C

147 month ago

Feeding nocturnals is exhilarating.. Beware the slow loris' toxic bite

Jae

156 month ago

The "walking with lemurs" tours are expensive but worth every penny! DO NOT miss your chance to go on one.

Alyssa K

168 month ago

Watch out for the nocturnal aye aye. In Madagascar you're considered cursed if it points its middle finger at you.