African drill monkeys are an endangered species, whose population has dropped to around 3,000 in the wild. Simon believes that Mubi will eventually be able to rejoin her family in the animal park.
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Rejected baby monkey has become best friends with Jack Russell puppies
A baby drill monkey being raised by a zoo keeper has
become best friends with his two Jack Russell puppies.
Simon Jeffrey decided to raise Mubi the monkey, after her mother rejected her
at Port Lympne animal park in south-east England.
Now, puppies Daisy and Ian are keeping the 2-month-old monkey company whilst she is
being looked after.
African drill monkeys are an endangered species, whose population has dropped to around 3,000 in the wild. Simon believes that Mubi will eventually be able to rejoin her family in the animal park.
African drill monkeys are an endangered species, whose population has dropped to around 3,000 in the wild. Simon believes that Mubi will eventually be able to rejoin her family in the animal park.
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