Dallas has some fantastic primate exhibits, and the gorilla, chimpanzee and mandrill habitats are all amongst the very best of their kind on the continent. However, there are also some other primate facilities at the zoo.
An excerpt from my 2010 review:
Primate Place – A series of large mesh enclosures that are decent enough but lack great viewing opportunities that are provided via island primate exhibits. Species here include: colobus monkey, white-faced saki monkey, grey titi monkey, black-handed spider monkey, white-cheeked gibbon, mona monkey and spectacled langur. Golden lion tamarin and cotton-top tamarins reside nearby in similar exhibits.
Lemur Lookout – Ring-tailed, collared and black-and-white ruffed lemurs share/rotate on an attractively planted island that is as beautiful as many but suffers a little from the extensive usage of hotwire around its edge.
