Apeldoorn Princess Margriet during the opening of a food forest for pygmy monkeys in Apenheul Zoo in Apeldoorn. The food forest is a new area in the park with several stray dwarf monkey species and a more than 100 meter long insect wall. This wall, together with wild flowers and fruit trees, is the primary food supply for the monkeys. Apenheul also stimulates local biodiversity.
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Recording Date: Jun 17, 2020
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17-06-2020 Apeldoorn Princess Margriet during the opening of a food forest for pygmy monkeys in Apenheul Zoo in Apeldoorn. The food forest is a new area in the park with several stray dwarf monkey species and a more than 100 meter long insect wall. This wall, together with wild flowers and fruit trees, is the primary food supply for the monkeys. Apenheul also stimulates local biodiversity.
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