Louie on the Run!	We currently have 5 Hamadryas Baboons at the Park - Daniel, Louie, Tommy, Jenny and Allie.
Daniel BaBoon has lots to think about.
Taz is a Lion-tailed Macaque	Lion-tails are among the smallest macaques, the most arboreal (tree dwelling) and the only macaques to live only in dense rainforests. Unlike any other macaque, they have a magnificent ruff or mane of golden-grey fur surrounding their all-black faces. The prominent mane occurs in both genders and begins growing in at about 3 months of age. They have a black body and a conspicuous long black tail with a slight tuft of hair on the tip. Face is bare and black in adults, bright pink in the newborn. Males have projecting canines. This information was found at the website of the Singapore Zoological Gardens.  Read more about macaques HERE (note: This link will take you off the Safari Park page.)
Katie is an Assamese Macaque	This species has cheek pouches to carry food in while it forages. The average body mass for an adult male assamese macaque is around 7 kilograms, and for the females it is around 5 kilograms. Assamese Macaques have a short tail, and there is no hair on the face. Their color ranges from dark to yellowish-brown.