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A cute and curious cotton-top tamarin monkey which bears an uncanny resemblance to the late German theoretical physicist Albert Einstein was welcomed to Roev Ruchei Zoo in Krasnoyarsk on October 26 and he's been winning hearts ever since. With around 6,000 cotton-top tamarins left worldwide, the species is critically endangered and one of the rarest primates on earth.
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One of the most adorable and heartwarming things to see is animals caring for babies of different species. A rhesus macaque monkey found a stray dog puppy in the mid-western Indian city of Allahabad on Tuesday, and adopted it as if it were its own baby. As the primate was seen attentively holding the pup in its arms and carrying it through the city's streets, local people gathered around to see the two animals and take pictures of them. Both the monkey and the pup were given food and plenty of attention. This beautiful example of inter-species friendship and charity should serve as an example for us people too.
Mexico City, Jun 11 (EFE).- (Camera: América Neri) Five Mexican wolf cubs, a species considered until recently extinct in the wild, are currently the delight of those who work at the Chapultepec Zoo as they increase the hope of maintaining the species.FOOTAGE OF THE CUBS AT THE ZOO.
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Caracas, Jul 15 (EFE).- Three neighbors chat at the door of Rene Solarte's home, just as they would on any other day in Catia, a poor neighborhood on the Venezuelan capital's west side. (CAMERA: Andry Rincón)