Folly Farm welcomes endangered pair

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  • 13 days ago
Folly Farm has welcomed a new couple to the zoo with a pair of cotton tailed tamarins. The species are critically endangered in the wild, with only around 2000 adults left. Staff at folly farm hope they will become a breeding pair, and can help boost population numbers and spread awareness.

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