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Pedros Teeth in 2005. Pedros Tooth Checkup.Chavo at age 6.
Chavo is turning six in July! and Junior (right) turned out to be a better picpocket than Tony!
Argus, a Howler Monkey.Gudrun holding Ali, a baby Howler Monkey.
Argus, who turned out to be a female when Ali (held by Gudrun) arrived.
Rosa the Anteater.
Rosa the Anteater. She is beautiful, don't you think?
Baby Hucary Eating Beans.Snake found in the Butterfly Tent.
July 2008

The results from the vetinarians were good—they loved Pedro's beautiful big and healthy teeth and he is in very good health.

Junior,who meanwhile turned into an even better pickpocket than Tony. Igor, the howler monkey has been with us over two years now, and turned out to be a female . . . like Argus. Both juvenile howlers started to show that they are females when the baby, Ali, arrived; since then they "howl." It's impressive how loud those two monkeys can be— now they like to greet visitors with their call.

Toni, the pickpocket,who always helps me to take care of the babies—she's a thief, but she's very maternal, and it doesn't matter what specie a new babymonkey is—she loves each one and defends them.

There are also two pictures of a beautiful little snake I found inside the butterfly area-I haven't found it in my reptil book-so if anybody knows,what specie it is, please send me an e-mail! :491,484 mely poor areas,who otherwise will never have a chance to come to us and learn about their enviroment.

DWA has been helping with the animals' health checks (they'll come back soon to analyze all our monkeys, as here in Iquitos we don't have the possibility of such checkups) and they also brought vitamins, some money and a piece of incredible wire mesh,which can help to finish the cage we are building.

We are building two monkey cages—one for the cappuchins, where we will only put them if they get too naughty, and another one for eventual new arrivals, who need to be protected from the other monkeys. I bought the mesh already in Lima, but it takes several weeks to get it here as it comes per boat.

Ah, I just saw how late it is—I have to go to the market-tomorrow is "SAN JUAN" (Saint John),which is the most important holiday of Iquitos, and everything will be closed. I hope everyone is fine!

Love from Robler, the animals, and me.
Gudrun
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