Search
Close this search box.
0

Weather

Golden-Headed Lion Tamarin

Leontopithecus chrysomelas

Tamarin’s long, slender hands and fingers end in sharp claws that help them pick insects from their rainforest hiding places. These omnivorous primates chirp and squeak to stay in contact with their family group. The family often huddles together grooming one another to reinforce their bond.

"/>

Found At

CONSERVATION STATUS

Endangered

Explore more Animals

Egernia hosmeri An important part of their defense, Hosmer’s skinks have sharp points called “keels” on their scales. When alarmed, they squeeze between rocks…
Hippocampus erectus The northern seahorse, or lined seahorse, comes in a wide variety of colors including grey, black, red, green and orange. Their coloration…
Lophura diardi The national bird of Thailand, this bird sticks to the forest and suffers greatly from any habitat loss. Living in small groups,…

Tulsa Zoo will be closed to the public on Friday, September 13, to prepare for WALTZ World Tour Presented by COUNTRY Financial and Hardesty Family Foundation. 

My Zoo Visit

Drag & Drop to Reorder