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Chester Zoo's first coppery titi monkey birth marks a milestone for the rare primate's conservation.
Chester Zoo has welcomed the first coppery titi monkey born in its 94-year history, a milestone for the rare South American primate.
The tiny infant, about the size of a golf ball, was seen clinging to parents Scout and Ned, who arrived in March and are part of an international conservation breeding program.
Known for their red fur, bushy tails, and strong pair bonds, coppery titi monkeys face threats from deforestation, hunting, and illegal trade.
The baby, expected to begin exploring independently in weeks, will soon have its sex determined and a name chosen.
The birth highlights the vital role of captive breeding in protecting endangered species and supporting their survival in the wild.
El nacimiento del primer mono titi de cobre en el zoológico de Chester marca un hito para la conservación de este primate raro.