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Cute alert! Check out these adorable newborn snow monkeys

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June 26, 2015
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Cute alert! Check out these adorable newborn snow monkeys

Angara, a Japanese Macaque, is pictured with her baby Goku at the Highland Wildlife Park near Aviemore, Scotland on June 26 2015. The young snow monkey is part of a trio of babies at the park. The new babies have been born over the last two months, with the first arriving at the end of April and the most recent at the beginning of June. The troop of macaque monkeys at RZSS Highland Wildlife Park now consists of a total of 24 individuals

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These pictures show an adorable trio of new-born snow monkeys small enough to fit into the palm of a hand.

Aimi, a Japanese macaque, is seen with her as yet unnamed baby at the Highland Wildlife Park near Aviemore, Scotland on June 26 2015. The young snow monkey is part of a trio of babies at the park. The new babies have been born over the last two months, with the first arriving at the end of April and the most recent at the beginning of June. The troop of macaque monkeys at RZSS Highland Wildlife Park now consists of a total of 24 individuals
One of a trio of snow monkey babies at the park

The Japanese macaques were born over the last two months to three different mothers at Highland Wildlife Park, Kincraig, Scotland.

Giichi, Goku and their yet unnamed peer, arrived between the end of April and the beginning of June.

The trio join a troop of 24 other monkeys at the park which first arrived there nine years ago.

Keepers said the babies are doing well, with the slightly older ones starting to learn how to jump around and forage for food, whilst the youngest still sticks close to mum.

Una Richardson, Head Keeper at Highland Wildlife Park, said: “The youngsters are doing very well and are growing quickly.

“They are extremely playful and the oldest two are lots of fun running around and playing with each other, whilst the youngest one is always near to his mum and is still quite shy.

“Once the youngest one is a bit older he will join in and play with the two older boys.

“What’s quite exciting for us is that Aimi is our first Scottish mother to give birth, she gave birth to the youngest one who we have yet to give a name to.

“They’re usually very dependent on mum for the first month or so but the older two have started to get a bit more adventurous and are running about.

“The macaque monkeys grow a really thick, soft winter coat which makes them the perfect primate species to deal with our harsh Highland winters.”

Aimi, a Japanese macaque, is seen with her as yet unnamed baby at the Highland Wildlife Park near Aviemore, Scotland on June 26 2015. The young snow monkey is part of a trio of babies at the park. The new babies have been born over the last two months, with the first arriving at the end of April and the most recent at the beginning of June. The troop of macaque monkeys at RZSS Highland Wildlife Park now consists of a total of 24 individuals
Aimi, a Japanese macaque, is seen with her baby

Japanese macaques are native to the islands of Japan and their habitats range across various climatic extremes.

They tend to be found in southern parts of the world where they live in sub-tropical forests, whilst those found in the north live in sub-arctic forests and mountainous regions.

Due to the great differences in their habitats, macaques have adapted to handle their respective climates.

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