The Graveyard Gang's peaceful home in a cemetery is threatened when the Tornado Troop scavengers trespass, leading to a scrap between alpha males. Meanwhile, females come into season for a single day, and a vulnerable youngster encounters a predator.

An insight into the Tornado Troop family of ring-tails, and the constant battle for dominance both internally and with the other gang. Unlike the Graveyards, they are a dysfunctional and self-centred bunch, and a five-month-old baby lemur is left to lead a life blighted by loneliness, violence and neglect that could end in tragedy.

The Graveyard Gang faces three rival male lemurs looking for mates, and Blake, the troop's dominant male, prepares for battle. In the chaos that follows, the ring-tails fail to notice six-month-old Hogarth wandering off alone, becoming lost and facing the prospect of a night alone in the wilderness.

The Tornado family faces a crisis when their territory is invaded by farmers. They are forced to go in search of new land, but in the chaos of the move, cub Chelsea is separated from her mother and finds herself straying dangerously close to the tractors. Meanwhile, the mating season gets under way as the males face tough competition to woo the females.

The lemurs face the hardship of the Madagascan winter, and tensions grow among the Tornado Troop. Group leader Electra is forced into exile by aggressive subordinate Amazon, and with a baby on the way and her position increasingly isolated, her survival depends on the mercy of her former gang.