Three golden snub-nosed monkeys, named Indou, Jinbao, and Jinhua, have arrived at France's Beauval Zoo from China's Shanghai Wild Animal Park, marking their first appearance in Europe. Following a month of quarantine, these endangered primates are now on exhibit. Known for their stunning golden fur and unique noses, they are indigenous to the mountainous forests of central and southwestern China. Their arrival symbolizes a significant milestone in the ongoing conservation partnership between Beauval Zoo and the China Wildlife Conservation Association, aimed at protecting their dwindling populations. The exhibit, 'The Heights of China,' mimics their natural habitat with native vegetation and traditional Chinese architecture.
The golden snub-nosed monkeys, renowned for their striking appearance, are now showcased in Europe for the first time at France's Beauval Zoo, enhancing conservation efforts.
Their debut at Beauval Zoo represents a decade-long collaboration with the China Wildlife Conservation Association, emphasizing the importance of transnational conservation initiatives.
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