Common Marmoset by durleybeachbum
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We spent a fascinating day at Monkey World, Dorset, at the invitation of the RSPCA who had raised half the money (£56,000) through donations for a new Marmoset house.
All the occupants of this new facility are rescues or police confiscations from the UK exotic pet trade, which is growing exponentially through social media.
I think this chap is Milo, who was confiscated in Basingstoke.
This was the only decent pic of these little people I managed.
They, and all their primate cousins, have the highest quality care possible at Monkey World and you can find the answers to all your possible questions on their website.
Comments (15)
Monkey world is amazing, never been. My daughter in law has adopted a monkey. Not my fav animals!!!!!
lucky you going to Monkey world,amazing photo!!!
Klasse shot,super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
its a great place
Excelent pic, I watch Monkey Life whenever its on and really admire these folks rescuing monkeys not just from the UK but all over the world.
Aw what a cutie ! Sounds like a very interesting place to visit !
Wonderful Work,
he's asking, 'Are you the one?' 'Will you be the one?' 'Can you be the one?' Great capture, Andrea! I'm glad that there are places like this
A very inquisitive look on Milo's face and also some nasty claws. I am very happy to see that they are being taken care of so well!
What a great capture, especially of those eyes.
lovely
Great picture although I would not want one of them for a pet.
He is a very impressive character. More impressive is the funding for their new home and the saddening realization that folks all over the world keep such animals as pets. Bravo to these folks that rescue them.
Ooh, that sounds like a fun place to visit! Wonderful closeup of this denizen!
Wonderful capture Andrea. God bless.