How do grey mouse lemurs protect themselves?

Ring tailed lemurs live in large troops-living in groups is one way to avoid predators. RTLs also have predator specific alarm calls, and will alert each other if danger is in the area.

To avoid physical conflict with conspecifics, male lemurs will have stink fights. They will use scent glands on their wrists to mark their tails, which they will then wave at each other. Females do not do this.