Capuchin monkeys swinging through the trees in the jungle at a wildlife sanctuary.

Capuchin monkeys swinging through the trees in the jungle at a wildlife sanctuary.
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Wildlife sanctuaries offer a unique opportunity for families to explore the world of primates, learning about their social behaviors and habitats. Monkey-related exhibits often feature interactive experiences, allowing children to develop hands-on learning skills and fostering a love for wildlife conservation.

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