The San Juan Islands Group consists of 172 named islands of the more than 700 islands, islets and reefs identified at low tide and more than 400 at high tide. Additionally, the map shows the roads that connect the various communities and reach various points of interest on each of the four major islands.
View image of Blue-eyed black lemur (credit: David Haring of the Duke Lemur Centre). With lemurs in immediate danger, few conservationists have looked further ahead to how climate change could affect the animals.
There are many types of lemurs, and some live in different layers of the rainforest than others. For example, the ring-tailed lemur spends much of its time in the understory, â¦ or ground level, of the rainforest, although it does spend some time in the canopy. The ruffed lemur, however, lives in the canopy, or the tops of the large rainforest trees. + 37 others found this useful. Leigh Harvey.