Animals
World's Weirdest Animal: London Zoo Welcomes Baby Aye-Aye Lemur in Time for Halloween
A baby aye-aye lemur, perhaps one of the creepiest animals in the world, graces the ZSL London zoo for the first time since its birth on July 1.
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