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Two ring-tailed lemurs (Lemur catta) are depicted within an indoor animal enclosure, likely a zoo or contact zoo facility, located in Yekaterinburg, Russia. In the foreground, a ring-tailed lemur is seated upright on a light-colored, horizontal wooden beam. Its fur is primarily grey on its back and limbs, transitioning to white on its underside and face. A distinct black mask surrounds its dark, partially closed eyes, and its muzzle is dark. White fur tufts are visible on its ears. Its forelimbs are bent, with one hand resting on its thigh, indicating a state of rest. Above and slightly behind the foreground animal, a second ring-tailed lemur is observed resting inside a light grey, textured fabric hammock. Only its head and the upper portion of its body are visible, displaying similar grey and white fur patterns with a dark facial mask. A dark, possibly striped, tail section is discernible above its head. This animal also appears to be in repose, with its gaze directed downwards. The background consists of an out-of-focus mural or poster depicting a lush, vibrant green and reddish-orange jungle or forest scene, serving as an artificial habitat backdrop. To the far right, a dark-colored metal grid or wire mesh is visible, forming part of the enclosure's boundary. The environment indicates a controlled, artificial setting for the animals.
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