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The ring tailed lemurs have two different fighting styles called ,"Stink Fighting" and "Jump Fighting".These are used by them at the time of matting to wade away thier rival male counterpart.
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The lemur catta male performs a very unique behavior when challenging other males called “stink fighting”. Males utilize wrist and shoulder scent glands to mark their tails (bringing their tails between their legs and rubbing scent from their arms on the tail) and then quickly pull their tail back and throw it up and over their head – shaking it at the rival male. Males will also demonstrate a more violent challenge behavior termed “jump fighting”. This behavior is most often seen during the breeding season and involves high leaps into the air that are followed by full body aggressive contact with slashing bites from their incredibly sharp and long canines. Defeated males will migrate to another group and repeat the process. Through this emigration and immigration practice, genetic exchange occurs and inbreeding is avoided.
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For further info ref:
http://www.ringtailedlemurssp.org/rtsspwhat.htm
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The lemur catta male performs a very unique behavior when challenging other males called “stink fighting”. Males utilize wrist and shoulder scent glands to mark their tails (bringing their tails between their legs and rubbing scent from their arms on the tail) and then quickly pull their tail back and throw it up and over their head – shaking it at the rival male. Males will also demonstrate a more violent challenge behavior termed “jump fighting”. This behavior is most often seen during the breeding season and involves high leaps into the air that are followed by full body aggressive contact with slashing bites from their incredibly sharp and long canines. Defeated males will migrate to another group and repeat the process. Through this emigration and immigration practice, genetic exchange occurs and inbreeding is avoided.
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For further info ref:
http://www.ringtailedlemurssp.org/rtsspwhat.htm
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