href="http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/09/060901-monkeys-photo.html">
This is a pair of
twin albino pygmy monkeys, recently born at the Frösö
Zoo in Ostersund, Sweden.
They are featured in the National Geographic website's Photo in the
News section. Click on the photo to visit the site, and see
the full-size picture.
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I have actually seen some similar monkeys in Colombia (not albino of course) but they are very intersting to watch. Their size and intelligence level almost don't make sense.
these are so cute how old are they
i want one. where can i get one?
i love albino pygmy marmosets their so small, sweet and damn cute, i wish i had one as a pet, they live up to 11 years in captivity and i think it's more than their lifespan in the wild.
http://www.inetgiant.com/AdDetails/1904299
this person is selling these monkeys