Prstenastorepi lemurs are one of the most unique and beautiful species of lemurs in the world. They are native to the forests of Madagascar and are easily identifiable by their distinctively-shaped black and white fur coats. The prstenastorepi lemur is a type of ring-tailed lemur whose fur features both a black ring that circles its body, and white stripes that tuft up from its ears. Its incredibly long, thick tail is also uniquely ringed with both white and black fur. Prstenastorepi lemurs are incredible animals who are highly intelligent and active. They are very social, living together in troops (or "lemur families") of six to twenty animals, and they use a combination of visual, scent-marking, vocalizing and posturing to communicate with one another. Prstenastorepi lemurs can easily be seen and photographed in a variety of habitats, including rainforest, deciduous forests, riverine and coastal areas, as well as mango, palm, and spiny forests. Photographing prstenastorepi lemurs can be difficult and quite challenging due to their quick movements, evasive behavior and preference for tall trees. However, with enough patience and skill, it can be done. Capturing stunning photographs of prstenastorepi lemurs requires a good knowledge of their behavior and habitat and the ability to anticipate their movements. When photographing prstenastorepi lemurs, it is essential to remain still and quiet and to use a large telephoto lens to capture the most beautiful images from a safe distance. With these tips in mind, capturing amazing pictures of prstenastorepi lemurs will be much easier.