Endangered lemur gives birth to rare set of twins at Bronx Zoo

An endangered collared lemur gave birth to a rare set of twins at the Bronx Zoo in March — and the new family is making their debut just in time for Mother’s Day. The Bronx Zoo announced its new arrivals in an adorable compilation featuring the three-monkey troop bouncing around their blended habitat. “What’s better than one collared lemur baby…? TWO!” the zoo wrote. The twins were born on March 15 and have clung to their mother ever since. Since the twins’ bodies are still quite fragile, they largely rely on their tails for balance in the rare instances where they drift from their mother, zoo officials said.