How high can a Aye Aye jump?

The aye-aye, a unique lemur native to Madagascar, is not known for its jumping abilities like some other primates. Instead, it primarily moves through trees by climbing and leaping short distances. Its adaptations, such as long fingers and a specialized middle finger for tapping on trees, are more suited for foraging than for high jumps. While exact jump heights are not well-documented, they primarily rely on their climbing skills to navigate their habitat.