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Gelada exhibit - Tierwelt Herberstein

This is the wonderful 6000 m² gelada exhibit in Tierwelt Herberstein (Austria). Between 15 and 20 primates live in this grassy enclosure, which has rocks, trees, ropes...In the past, they have been mixed with barbary sheeps but today, they live with Lili and Louis, two monas monkeys. Photo taken in august 2009.

Gelada exhibit - Tierwelt Herberstein
Maxime, 5 Feb 2011
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    • Maxime
      This is the wonderful 6000 m² gelada exhibit in Tierwelt Herberstein (Austria). Between 15 and 20 primates live in this grassy enclosure, which has rocks, trees, ropes...In the past, they have been mixed with barbary sheeps but today, they live with Lili and Louis, two monas monkeys.

      Photo taken in august 2009.
    • PeGe
      Great!
      I really love to see good exhibits designed with natural structures and without millions.
      It seems to be so easy.
    • stewart2
      Great exhibit
    • Jordan-Jaguar97
      A very nice exhibit, plenty of climbing structures, rocks, ropes etc. It seems the Park can hold a good number of Gelada's in this exhibit, which is always nice to see rather than a small group of three or four.
    • Shirokuma
      This looks like an attractive place and it's a shame there aren't more pictures. Has anyone been there who can give us a review or description?
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