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Saint Louis Zoo
9:40 am
Wed July 11, 2012
Baby colobus monkey born at Saint Louis Zoo
By Kelsey Proud
St. Louis' population has increased by one - well, at least at the Saint Louis Zoo.
A baby colobus monkey was born on June 30. It does not have a name yet because its gender is still uncertain.
Ingrid Porton, curator of primates at the Zoo, said the baby monkey's mother, Roberta, was once thought to be post-reproductive - but with the birth of two babies since she came to the Zoo in 2010, "happily she proved this to be quite incorrect.”
You can catch a glimpse of the new baby, Roberta and the whole colobus monkey family at the Zoo. They are all now on exhibit.
Or, view this video, taken July 10:
Follow Kelsey Proud on Twitter: @KelseyProud
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