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Pygmy Marmoset babies
Twin pygmy marmosets ride on their father's back on exhibit at the Congo Gorilla Forest. They were born in November, and look big in the photo, but the babies' heads are about the size of a fifty cent piece, fluff included.
Credit: Julie Larsen Maher ©WCS
Quince Monitor hatchlings
Reptile House is very excited about their latest additions, quince monitor hatchlings!
Quince monitors were discovered in the wild in Indonesia just a decade ago. Through careful animal work by our keepers and animal staff, a breeding area was secured, and 7 eggs hatched in December.
Credit: Julie Larsen Maher ©WCS
Holiday Lights 2007
Holiday Lights is in its 11th season, starting on November 16, 2007. Astor Court has reopened to the public this year, and features peacock lights, which are among hundreds of illuminated sculptures at the Bronx Zoo.

Credit: Julie Larsen Maher ©WCS


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WCS Health- Animal Check-Ups
Dr. Tim Georoff, a veterinarian for the Wildlife Conservation Society's Bronx Zoo, handles a gila monster, a venomous lizard, with great care as he prepares this female for an radiograph (x-ray). The plexiglass housing is part of precautionary measures as the gila monster's venom is present in its saliva, and is injected into its prey through grooves in the teeth of its lower jaw. Gila monsters hold on tightly and chew, working their venom into the bite. This female is being x-rayed to check to see if she is gravid, full of eggs.
Credit: Julie Larsen Maher ©WCS

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Snowy Owl Health Exam
Hedwig is a snowy owl at the Wildlife Conservation Society's Bronx Zoo. Dr. Robert Moore, Wildlife Conservation Society Veterinarian, assisted by Nancy Gonzalez, Senior Bird Keeper, and Shanna Hall, Bird Keeper, are readying Hedwig for his favorite weather - COLD. Hedwig received a talon trim, his regular vaccinations, and a general check up. He is in his outdoor exhibit at the Birds of Prey with his brother, Harry, for the season. The snowy owl is diurnal, and most comfortable outside in fall and winter months in the northernmost areas of North America.
Credit: Julie Larsen Maher ©WCS

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