apenheul

Colombian red howler (Alouatta seniculus) at Apenheul, Netherlands 19/09/24

Common woolly monkey (Lagothrix lagothricha) at Apenheul, Netherlands 19/09/24

King colobus (Colobus polykomos) at Apenheul, Netherlands 19/09/24

Lion-tailed macaque (Macaca silenus) at Apenheul, Netherlands 19/09/24

Lion-tailed macaque (Macaca silenus) at Apenheul, Netherlands 19/09/24 This guy has better teeth than me, look at those pearly whites!

Hello everyone, I've already been hearing quite a bit about the apes of Apenheul. I go there as often as I can. However, for a project I have been asked to undertake, I would like to know the full history of the bonobo troop in Apenheul (so from 1996 onwards)! This includes arrivals, deaths...

The island for javan langurs

The walk-trough enclosure with barbarymacaques

This island is for the golden-bellied capuchinmonkeys (Cebus apella xanthosternos)

The weird looking (Bornean) Orangutan exhibit in de apenheul. It is mostly divided into 3 large outdoor enclosures. But they can change the waterlevel around the islands, creating more or less separate enclosures.

The weird looking (Bornean) Orangutan exhibit in de apenheul. It is mostly divided into 3 large outdoor enclosures. But they can change the waterlevel around the islands, creating more or less separate enclosures.

The park has 2 places where squirrelmonkeys roam free. this is the location near the entrance.

The lemurforrest is home to ringtailed, blue-eyed black, red ruffed and red-bellied lemurs. The sifakas are kept in a separate enclosure together with alaotran bamboo lemurs.

The bonobo enclosure. The island on the left and the house on the right. The animals can be visited indoors as well.

The enclosure for lion-tailed macaques

This is called apenboompad, monkey-tree-path in english. There are free roaming squirrelmonkeys, and enclosures for mid-american squirrel, giant anteater etc