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Golden Lion Tamarins (golden marmosets)

Golden lion tamarins are a small species of monkey native to the forested tree tops and swamp forests of Brazil's Atlantic coast. Named for their golden hair and lion-like manes, these little monkeys are one of several species of tamarins and marmosets found in the New World. Golden lion tamarins are endangered as a result of habitat loss and poaching with only 650 remaining in the wild.

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Why is a golden marmoset endangerd?

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Many people are ruining their habitats, so they have less to eat and less places to settle down and make families - causing their population to decrease. Email me for more answers, if you are a young child not understanding anything at school ask me when you email me, and I will explain it much more simple :) ...... My email is emiliadrag@gmail.com .....happy to help :)

What is the population of the golden lion tamarin?

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The population of the golden lion tamarin is about 1,000 and they're an endangered species.

Is a Golden Lion Tamarin a herbivore carnivore or an omnivore?

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I'm pretty sure they're herbivores. If not, they're omnivores because the do eat plants, but maybe animals.

What is the golden lion tamarin's niche?

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To consume various fruits and insects that live in the tropical rainforest.

What sounds do golden lion tamarin make?

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A Golden lion tamarin sounds like a bird but much higher in tone. (:

What layer do golden lion tamarin live in the rain forest?

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They have long powerful tails that they use as an extra limb, to swing from branches and lianas. they live up in the canopy where they can find lots of fruit to eat which animals on the ground are unable to reach.

Why are golden lion tamarins in danger?

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No, but it is now one of the most endangered mammals.