Jovian’s passing was announced on the Duke Lemur Center website. Jovian, a Coqueral sifaka lemur, died of liver failure. “Within the Lemur Center, Jovian was known as an exceptionally capable and ...

Jovian, a Coquerel’s sifaka lemur who starred as “Zoboomafoo” in the PBS children’s television show by the same name, died Monday at the Duke Lemur Center. He was 20. Jovian was the center’s most ...

When you were a kid, you probably watched some PBS in your time. If your formative years were specifically during the 1990s and early 2000s, as mine were, there's one name you'll never forget: ...

Millions of fans mourned online the death of a lemur that starred in the PBS show “Zoboomafoo” and helped introduce a generation of Americans to the beady-eyed primate group, the Duke Lemur Center in ...

Zoboomafoo’s daughter Gisela had baby Silas with her mate Rupert in January. He has two older siblings, big sister Cassia and big brother Didius. They’ve taken their role as siblings in stride, and ...

Imagine a time before YouTube made millionaire grumpy cats and celebrity sloth sanctuaries, when cuteness overload Vines were merely a dream recorded in a Lisa Frank dolphin-emblazoned trapper keeper.

Someone in lemur heaven is getting a fantastic nature lesson right now, that’s for sure. According to the Duke Lemur Center, which Jovian called home, the star is survived by partner Pia and brother ...

Warner Home Video, 45 minutes, for ages 3 and older, $12.95. “Zoboomafoo,” a PBS wildlife series for preschoolers, incorporates live action, puppetry, animation and claymation in a fun and informative ...

The Duke Lemur Center is welcoming a new batch of babies, including the niece of perhaps the most famous lemur of all. Nine new babies have been born at the Duke Lemur Center so far this year.

Jovian, a Coquerel’s sifaka lemur who starred as “Zoboomafoo” in the PBS children’s television show by the same name, died Monday at the Duke Lemur Center. He was 20. Jovian was the center’s most ...