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Red-handed tamarin

Red-handed tamarin

Saguinus midas

Red-handed tamarins belong to the marmoset family. As South American species, they share the newly built South America House with tapirs, capybaras, anteaters, and sloths. As tree dwellers, they have their own aviary. As with the golden-headed lion tamarins, the male is responsible for caring for the young. In the first weeks of life, they cling tightly to their father’s back. They are handed over to the mother only for nursing.

A red-handed tamarin with black fur and distinctive reddish-brown hind legs sits on a branch, looking attentively into the distance past thin, budding twigs.
A red-handed tamarin sits on a branch and enjoys eating a large piece of apple, holding it with its orange paws.
A close-up of a red-handed tamarin looking directly at the camera. The black face and small, dark eyes are in sharp focus, while the background is softly blurred.
A close-up of a red-handed tamarin sitting on a wooden platform. The monkey is looking down with a focused expression; its characteristic bright orange-yellow paws are clearly visible in the foreground.
Close-up of a red-handed tamarin carrying two tiny infants on its back. The young monkeys gaze curiously at the camera with large, dark eyes.
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Red-handed tamarin

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