Aye-aye

If you’ve ever picked your nose and tasted what you’ve found, you’re not alone. A recent study has found that aye-ayes, a type of lemur, use their extra long middle finger to scrape out mucus from deep inside their noses. If they like what they find, they sometimes give their finger a lick. 20years Madagascar About80centimetresincluding its bushy tail, which is up to 60 centimetres long. Insectsfruitsnuts, nectar… and snot. Theyalsousetheirlong fingers to tap trees and find out where insects are, and pull them out to eat…

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