A Baby Silvered Langur Goes on View at Bronx Zoo

Monkeying around: Bronx Zoo debuts baby silvered langur monkey
As the name suggests, silvered langur monkeys have silver or dark gray coats, but baby silvered langers have a characteristic, bright orange fur that will
Baby Silvered Langur Monkey Born at Bronx Zoo Is So Cute People Can't Take It
We can all agree that watching cute baby animal videos on a daily basis is a necessity. Plan and simple, these hairy, feathery, and furry little infants just bring so much joy into our lives. Is it their cuteness?
Bronx Zoo welcomes baby silvered langur monkey
New York's Bronx Zoo announced that a male baby silvered langur is now on exhibit. It hasn't been spotted in the Atlantic Forest for over 100 years. The poor baby didn't see the water. This work is not just good for the area’s wildlife, but it also helps protect important ecosystem benefits for humans.
Monkey, see: A baby silvered langur goes on view at the Bronx Zoo
A new resident is monkeying around at New York’s Bronx Zoo. The zoo announced Thursday that a male baby silvered langur is now on exhibit.
A baby Silvered Langur was just born at the Bronx Zoo
A rare baby Silvered Langur, which is a primate native to Brunei, Indonesia, and Malaysia, was born at the Bronx Zoo in November, and is finally ready to be seen by visitors. RECOMMENDED: This is officially the most romantic restaurant in NYC in 2025
Rare baby monkey makes debut at Bronx Zoo
Florida panthers prey on an assortment of mammals, including opossums. But for one seemingly oblivious opossum recently, it must have been its lucky night. The accompanying footage, credited to Dick Brewer and shared by Matt Devitt of WINK Weather, shows a panther walking…

Bronx Zoo, Queens and avian flu

This zoo lets you name a cockroach after your ex and watch as it becomes animal feed this Valentine's Day
Zoos like the Bronx Zoo, the San Antonio Zoo, and the Columbus Zoo offer creative ways for singles to cope with breakups on ...
pix112d
Bronx and Queens Zoo confirm bird deaths due to avian influenza
THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) – Some birds at The Bronx and Queens Zoo have died due to avian influenza, a spokesperson for the Wildlife Conservation Society confirmed Friday evening. Officials said ...