Ring-tailed Lemur Magnet - Madagascar Wildlife

Discover the ring-tailed lemur, Madagascar's most iconic and beloved primate. Instantly recognizable by their magnificent black and white striped tail — often held high like a flag as they move through their territory — these charismatic primates are found only on the island of Madagascar. Living in troops of up to 30 individuals with a matriarchal social structure, ring-tailed lemurs spend their days foraging, sunbathing with outstretched arms, and engaging in “stink fights” where males fan scent at rivals during mating season.

This premium magnet features stunning editorial wildlife photography capturing the expressive face and distinctive tail of this extraordinary primate.

Why you'll love this magnet:

• Premium editorial wildlife photography
• Captures the distinctive striped tail and expressive features
• Perfect for primate lovers, educators, and Madagascar wildlife enthusiasts
• Durable, high-quality construction (78x53mm)
• Strong magnetic grip on any surface
• Vibrant, fade-resistant finish

Fascinating facts:

• Ring-tailed lemurs are one of the most vocal primates, using over 30 different vocalizations to communicate with their troop
• They are famous for their “sunbathing” in a yoga-like sitting posture with arms outstretched to warm themselves in the morning sun
• Their iconic tail has 13 alternating black and white bands and can be longer than their entire body
• Unlike most lemurs, they spend 40% of their time on the ground — more than any other lemur species
• They are classified as endangered, with declining populations due to habitat loss — over 90% of Madagascar's original forests have been destroyed

We collaborate with organizations that make a real, measurable contribution to wildlife conservation. Together, we are building a community of wildlife ambassadors — one magnet at a time.

With the purchase of this magnet, we donate €2.00 to wildlife conservation – thus, you directly contribute to the preservation of this special species.

Transform your refrigerator into a tribute to Madagascar's most charismatic and endangered primate.