§ Comparison

Bald eagle or Aye-aye.

Weight

3–6.3 kgaudubon.org

2.57 kgielc.libguides.com

Length

0.7–1.02 men.wikipedia.org

0.74–0.9 mielc.libguides.com

Sexual maturity

4–5 yearsen.wikipedia.org

2–2.5 yearslemur.duke.edu

Parental care

3.2–4.6 monthsen.wikipedia.org

7–9 monthslemur.duke.edu

Young per litter

1–3en.wikipedia.org

1lemur.duke.edu

Clutches per year

1avianreport.com

0.33–0.5lemur.duke.edu

Territory

1.55–3.11 km²myfwc.com

0.3–2 km²lemur.duke.edu

Population

200,000 individualsaudubon.org

1,000–10,000 individualsworldwideneprimateconservancy.org

Habitat

Lives in the airen.wikipedia.org

Lives in the treeses.wikipedia.org

Activity

Moves by daynatureworks.nhpbs.org

Comes out at nightes.wikipedia.org

Diet

Eats meaten.wikipedia.org

Eats a bit of everythinges.wikipedia.org

Social life

Lives in pairsen.wikipedia.org

Goes it alonees.wikipedia.org

Mating

Forms a lasting pairen.wikipedia.org

One male, several femalesen.wikipedia.org

Body covering

Has feathersen.wikipedia.org

Has furneprimateconservancy.org

Pattern

Is dark above and pale belowen.wikipedia.org

Is mottledneprimateconservancy.org

Shelter

Builds a nestallaboutbirds.org

Builds a nestlemur.duke.edu

Territoriality

Only defends territory when breedingallaboutbirds.org

Defends its territory all yearlemur.duke.edu

At birth

Is born helplesseagles.org

Is born helplessen.wikipedia.org