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Tag: Black Howler Monkey

Two black howler monkeys sit side by side on a thick horizontal branch, the one on the left with solid black fur leaning forward over the branch, the one on the right with shaggy golden-tan fur resting on folded limbs, with green leaves overhead and out-of-focus foliage behind them.
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Phoenix Zoo Spent a Month on Latin America

For Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs September 15 to October 15, the Phoenix ...

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Two researchers in red headlamp light work beside a large nesting leatherback sea turtle on a dark beach.

Record Leatherback Tagging Season in Puerto Rico

A small restored steam locomotive with an orange buffer beam stands under steam in the open doorway of a timber engine shed at Pairi Daiza, a Belgian flag mounted beside its headlamp, with a member of staff in a blue railway uniform and cap standing on either side of it.

A 126-Year-Old Steam Engine Runs Again at Pairi Daiza

Two young mountain lion cubs sit close together on a concrete floor inside a holding area, looking toward the camera.

Rescued Mountain Lion Cubs Thriving at the Phoenix Zoo

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  • Two elephants stand at a small waterhole in dry bush country, photographed from the far side of a multi-strand electric fence whose wires and post cross the frame.

    Ol Pejeta Is Rebuilding Its Fence Shorter, on Purpose

  • A light aircraft of the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Aerial Unit stands on a grass airstrip in Kenya with rangers and a vehicle beside it, and a zebra grazing behind the wing.

    A Wildebeest Broke Her Snare Free. That Made It Worse.

  • A research team in red shirts works with recording equipment on a raised platform beside an African elephant at a field research site.

    Elephants Hear to the Beat: UC Researchers Determine African Elephant Hearing with Help from Zoos

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