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All in all, mouse lemurs prefer mouth-hand combinations or the mouth to retrieve food in a natural foraging situation.
In the simple food grasping task, reflecting the natural foraging environment, mouse lemurs prefer to use the mouth in combination with the hands.
To conclude, this study shows that in a natural foraging situation gray mouse lemurs prefer to use their mouths or a hand-mouth combination.
All in all, we investigated the following three questions: First, do mouse lemurs prefer to use their hands to catch mealworms in a natural foraging situation?
We found that in the simple food grasping task (SGT) mouse lemurs prefer to use combinations of mouth and hand or the mouth alone to pick up mealworms over using one hand alone.
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In Ankarafantsika National Park, where it coexists with the golden-brown mouse lemur, the gray mouse lemur's relative population density was highest at higher altitudes and in drier habitat, while the golden-brown mouse lemur preferred the opposite.
The species is more numerous in spiny forest, such as the Andohahela Special Reserve, than in the gallery forest, preferring drier, littoral forest, whereas the brown mouse lemur prefers inland rain forest.
Mouse lemurs tend to prefer tree hollows, but also commonly make spherical constructions out of leaves.
In a previous study it was shown that gray mouse lemurs seem to prefer to use their mouths to pick up raisins, but this was based on a small sample size (N = 8; [ 32, 33]).
The gray mouse lemur tends to prefer lower levels of the forest and the understory, where branches and vegetation are dense.
The tested mouse lemur population did not prefer to use their hands alone to grasp for food items.
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