September 22, 2015

Just Out of Reach

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September 22, 2015
Just Out of Reach

Species: Golden Lion Tamarin | Location: Atlantic Coastal Forest, Brazil

By Judy Moncrief

The Golden Lion Tamarin Project in Brazil is helping to build the population of these vivid little creatures.

While in Brazil with Nat Hab, we were able to watch interactions when two family groups converged on a clearing.

About The Photographer

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My husband and I are retired educators and now love to travel. Natural Habitat gets us to places like Brazil to see unique animals.

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