Endangered apes move in to Turtle Back Zoo
The Turtle Back Zoo has some new, hairy visitors from southeast Asia. Two Gibbons Apes are joining other endangered species at the zoo's Tamring Gibbons Reserve. The zoo's director says they could become
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Sep 26, 2009, 12:04 AM
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The Turtle Back Zoo has some new, hairy visitors from southeast Asia.
Two Gibbons Apes are joining other endangered species at the zoo's Tamring Gibbons Reserve. The zoo's director says they could become the stars of the exhibit.
"They're sort of the acrobats of Asia," says Dr. Jeremy Goodman.
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