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Marmoset and Tamarin indoor accomodation
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Old 27-11-2008

that looks really bad! not only that the animals cant escape the publics eye, but u could also put ur fingers through the mesh!!
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Old 27-11-2008

to be fair they do have large outdoor enclosures aswell, but little privacy! and i agree with you that they need a safety barrier
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Old 28-11-2008

I shudder to think of fingers, pens, matches, etc, poking through the wire...and having zero privacy is horrible for the primates.
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Old 07-12-2008

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to be fair they do have large outdoor enclosures aswell, but little privacy! and i agree with you that they need a safety barrier
Large outdoor enclosure you`ve got to be joking the whole of the House and outdoor enclosures would fit into the area taken up by just 2 of Twycross Lemur exhibit and thats not the biggest area!
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Old 08-03-2009

What species of monkeys do they have? Not a nice home for them at all...
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Old 08-03-2009

I've seen better monkey enclosures in teaching colleges
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Old 08-03-2009

Yeah! My collage Sparsholt (Joining in September to do animal management) has much better indoor/outdoor enclosures then this place...
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Old 16-04-2009

I only just saw this picture, I went to Noah's Ark last week and the indoor areas have changed... They now have small places where the primates can hide and the walls have been painted alot more realistically too... However... I do agree with the barrier thing... There was a rather inquisitive young Marmosetthat was trying to grab us... Thankfully... We had more sense that to offer our fingers as a chew toy!
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Old 30-04-2009

Lol she grabbed me too whilst her mother peed on me! But I do think these are terrible exhibits, not because of the size but because of the openess and the mesh with no barrier. Whilst I had the sense to not let her pull my hand to the mesh, other people might not, and marmoset's teeth are sharp... I have no idea how this place passes zoo inspection, it's basically a copy of the original Dartmoor zoo only tidier.
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Old 30-04-2009

There are also black and white ruffed lemurs in here with no safety barrier .
 


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