More Beasties
Let's see if I can finish up in this post or need to move on to #3. (My money's on the latter.)
I'll start with the gorillas.
Now for the smaller side of the primate family. These are Wolf's guenons.
Followed by ebony langurs.
Though blurry, I love this shot.
And then there are the squirrel monkeys. They had some very interesting enrichment items today, as you'll see.
The tapir was making funny faces today.
Since I went particularly heavy on the tiger shots today, I think I'll put the big cats in their own post.
I'll start with the gorillas.
Now for the smaller side of the primate family. These are Wolf's guenons.
Followed by ebony langurs.
Though blurry, I love this shot.
And then there are the squirrel monkeys. They had some very interesting enrichment items today, as you'll see.
The tapir was making funny faces today.
Since I went particularly heavy on the tiger shots today, I think I'll put the big cats in their own post.