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NL The Goeldi's marmoset is a small acrobat in the rainforest. These monkeys can make huge leaps and are very social. Like many other inhabitants of the Amazon region, the spring tamarin is struggling. Deforestation is destroying large parts of its natural habitat. In Novo Mundo, the themed area at Hof van Eckberge, you can learn all about this remarkable monkey species and what we can do to protect it.
General information Goeldi's marmoset
Latin name: Callimico goeldii
The Goeldi's marmoset is a small and agile species of monkey from the rainforests of South America. It has black or dark brown fur and a bushy tail. Spring tamarins live in small groups and are active during the day. They are known for their large jumps from branch to branch. They are very social and communicate with squeaking sounds. Goeldi's marmosets are often found in the lower parts of the forest, where they search for food.
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