Ruffed lemurs, on average, spend 28% of the day feeding, 53% resting, and 19% traveling, although differences in resting and feeding durations have been observed between males and females, with females resting less and feeding more [REF].
Being the most frugivorous members of the family Lemuridae,[REF] consuming an average of 74-90% fruit, ruffed lemurs also consume nectar (4-21%), and supplement the rest of their diet with young leaves (3-6%), mature leaves (1%), flowers (3-6%), and some seeds [REF].