A new baby red-tailed monkey has been spotted at Zoo Atlanta. The infant is being cared for by its mother in the African Rain Forest habitat. Further information about the baby monkey can be found through CBS News, which reported on the new addition to the zoo.
Details about the baby monkey are limited, but it is known to be visible to visitors with its mother in the designated habitat at Zoo Atlanta.
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