What type of locomotion are lemurs?

Lemurs primarily use arboreal locomotion, which involves moving through trees. They are known for their leaping abilities, often using a form of vertical clinging and leaping to navigate between branches. Additionally, some species may engage in quadrupedalism when moving on the ground or along tree branches. Their adaptations allow them to thrive in their forest habitats, where they can effectively forage for food and evade predators.