As explained previously, the massive arrival of Cercopithecus has forced us to make new arrangements both in terms of internal and external structures so that primates can live in groups made of individuals of their own species.
Thanks to the generous grant from Zoo de la Palmyre, we were able to continue the project aiming to separate external enclosures for 4 different groups of primates : blue monkeys, putty-nosed monkeys, red-tailed monkeys and l’Hoest’s monkeys.
We thank on behalf of our cercopithecus residents the ZOO LA PALMYRE, its management, its team and all its donors for this generous grant for them.
THANK YOU FOR THEM!
