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London Zoo welcomes birth of numerous baby mammals

Zoo’s baby boom sees several endangered animals being born

The London Zoo has welcomed many new arrivals. The post Zoo’s baby boom sees several endangered animals being born appeared first on Talker.

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London Zoo welcomes baby boom of endangered small mammals

A white-faced saki monkey, endangered golden lion tamarins and a critically endangered gentle lemur have all been born at the zoo. | ITV News London

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London Zoo welcomes the birth of numerous baby mammals

A flurry of new births at London Zoo in the past months has been keeping zookeepers, and the new parents, on their toes.

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'Baby boom' at London Zoo with six new additions

London Zoo is in the middle of a baby boom with the addition of six endangered small mammals. Two golden lion tamarin twins and a critically endangered gentle lemur are among the latest newborns at the central London attraction.

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‘A charismatic small mammal’: UNC Greensboro researcher identifies new species of squirrel

UNC Greensboro researcher Bryan McLean helped identify a new species of squirrel. How he and collaborators found the Snake ...

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Discover Animals That Start With The Letter 'K'

Klipspringer is a small and agile antelope. It is known for its excellent jumping ability and a compact body. This animal is ...

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20 Weird and Wonderful Animals in Colorado You Should Know About

Though sightings in Colorado are rare, these animals are crucial to the ecosystem as they help control populations of small ...

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Might of the wild: Here are the 8 largest mammals on Earth

But despite being the dominant terrestrial animal group in the last 66 million years, mammals make up only a small fraction of this vast biodiversity, with nearly 7,000 species inhabiting the ...

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What are mammals?

Foxes are an example of an omnivorous mammal. Rodent – A small mammal with a pair of long front teeth used for gnawing. Rats, mice, hamsters, guinea pigs, and squirrels are all types of rodent.

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