Brazil's golden lion tamarin monkeys are making a population recovery after being on the endangered species list in the 1970s.

<div class="block">Brazil&#39;s golden lion tamarin monkeys are making a population recovery after being on the endangered species list in the 1970s.</div>

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Endangered Monkeys See Population Recovery

Hanna. Well, let's take a look at some good news for an animal that we actually can identify. This one is adorable. Actually gorgeous. Brazil's native golden lion, Tamarin monkey has been in danger and since the 19 seventies, it's beautiful. It experienced a sharp population decline due to a yellow fever outbreak in 2019. Scientists say that the species was once on the brink of extinction with only 200 monkeys in the wild. Well, according to their most recent survey released yesterday, there are now about 4800 scientists believe that the recovery is due in part to the subsidizing yellow fever outbreak and an increase in forest habitat. Hena. This is like the, this is like the most beautiful coat I've ever seen on a creature in my life and so cute and just the expansion of forest habitat, which is something we rarely hear these days. That is something certainly to be celebrated.