Two sifaka lemurs checked out their new habitat at the zoo's Primate Center.
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From the start, the lemurs showed their tremendous leaping ability -- they can jump 30 feet.
Because of that, the zoo couldn't put them in with the other lemurs, so they built a special enclosure for them.
The space also shows off the lemurs' funny walk.
"They will walk by beatling, a bounce. It is very kind of comical, but at the same time it is very, very graceful," San Francisco Zoo Director of Primates Joe Knobbe said.
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The Sifaka lemurs are native to Madagascar. San Francisco becomes only the tenth zoo to have them.
The two lemurs are expected to breed, so expect to see a baby lemur in a few years.
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