Rare Springmarine surprise zoo with a cute offspring!

Rare Springmarine surprise zoo with a cute offspring!

Haus des Meeres, 1060 Wien, Österreich - A joyful moment for the Callimico Goeldii endanger. The conservation breeding programs, such as those practiced in the House of the Sea, are crucial for the survival of these endangered species. They not only enable visitors to observe these fascinating animals, but also actively contribute to global species protection. The Springtamarine are known for their unusual claws, which differ from the nails of most other monkeys, and are among the smallest species of monkeys worldwide.

The still nameless young animal, which will soon explore his surroundings curiously, embodies the hope of securing the survival of this unique way. As soon as the gender of the small, jumping monkey is determined, the zoo team will choose a suitable name in order to give the newcomer in the house of the sea an identity. The positive dynamics within the group, which is initiated by this birth, shows the importance of such programs for the long -term preservation of rare animal species.