Howler monkeys booming in Belize sanctuary 25 years after translocation

Mongabay
May 10, 2017, 5:22 am177 pts
The calls of howler monkeys, once wiped out in a Central American forest known as the Cockscomb Basin, now ring out in the canopy, and the scientists responsible couldn’t be happier. “As conservationists, we’re constantly trying to stop things from disappearing. We’re always playing for a tie,” said…

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