Maki is missing: Police search for 'highly endangered' ring-tailed lemur stolen from San Francisco Zoo
Maki is housed in the San Francisco Zoo's lemur habitat, the largest such outdoor space in the U.S., according to zoo officials.
Maki is missing: Police search for 'highly endangered' ring-tailed lemur stolen from San Francisco Zoo
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