11-10-2011, 02:46 PM
EH?
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A mandrill at Jerusalem Zoo is struggling to hear his friend.
Mandrills are the most colorful mammals in the world.They mainly live in dense rainforests and coastal forests and live in groups of up to 600 individuals in the wild.
They are the world's largest monkeys and are usually found in the tropical rainforests of west Africa.
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A mandrill at Jerusalem Zoo is struggling to hear his friend.
Mandrills are the most colorful mammals in the world.They mainly live in dense rainforests and coastal forests and live in groups of up to 600 individuals in the wild.
They are the world's largest monkeys and are usually found in the tropical rainforests of west Africa.