Photos: Central Florida Zoo takes in 3 orphaned Mexican spider monkeys
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Mexican spider monkeys The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens is now home to three orphaned Mexican spider monkeys, who zoo officials say will make a difference for their species and help the Zoo educate visitors on the dangers of the illegal pet trade. (Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens)
Mexican spider monkeys The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens is now home to three orphaned Mexican spider monkeys, who zoo officials say will make a difference for their species and help the Zoo educate visitors on the dangers of the illegal pet trade. (Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens)
Mexican spider monkeys The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens is now home to three orphaned Mexican spider monkeys, who zoo officials say will make a difference for their species and help the Zoo educate visitors on the dangers of the illegal pet trade. (Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens)
Mexican spider monkeys The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens is now home to three orphaned Mexican spider monkeys, who zoo officials say will make a difference for their species and help the Zoo educate visitors on the dangers of the illegal pet trade. (Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens)
Mexican spider monkeys The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens is now home to three orphaned Mexican spider monkeys, who zoo officials say will make a difference for their species and help the Zoo educate visitors on the dangers of the illegal pet trade. (Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens)
Mexican spider monkeys The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens is now home to three orphaned Mexican spider monkeys, who zoo officials say will make a difference for their species and help the Zoo educate visitors on the dangers of the illegal pet trade. (Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens)
