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Old 21-01-2012

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I saw Black Mangabeys (a pair if I remember rightly) at Colchester in 1994 (they were housed opposite the Colobus Monkeys in the then brand new "Out of Africa" development, which is still there), but I think they died not all that long afterwards.
I remember seeing them at Colchester too. Bristol also had a group around that time too. But nowadays these two males are the only ones listed for the UK.
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Please tell me this is a holding area. If this is a sanctuary(usually meant to inprove the well being of animals), I don't want to see where these were kept for this to be classed as a improvement
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Please tell me this is a holding area. If this is a sanctuary(usually meant to inprove the well being of animals), I don't want to see where these were kept for this to be classed as a improvement
How about you read the previous posts and you'll find out

Honestly I'm ok with putting primates in cages as it gives them more climbing opportunities and gives them more enrichment although these cages are just way too small. I think this would be ok for a tamarin or a marmoset, not a mangabey.

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