Monkey and Lemur species in North America

[Coelacanth18]

For my personal knowledge, does someone could tell me what is the approximate population of golden-bellied mangabey in America, or at least which zoos have them?

I believe there is still a pair living in Cleveland, they might be the last ones (if they're alive). San Antonio had them as recently as 2018, but I can't find any more recent references to them. They were a source of GBMs for Europe in the past: Four monkeys from San Antonio Zoo shipped to Europe

 

[geomorph]

I believe there is still a pair living in Cleveland, they might be the last ones (if they're alive). San Antonio had them as recently as 2018, but I can't find any more recent references to them. They were a source of GBMs for Europe in the past: Four monkeys from San Antonio Zoo shipped to Europe

I can confirm there are golden-bellies mangabeys at Cleveland as of late July when I visited.

 

[Therabu]

Thank you both.
Well, looks like the future in captivity of the specie is bleak with most recognized institutions giving up with the specie in Europe.

 

[nczoofan]

I believe there is still a pair living in Cleveland, they might be the last ones (if they're alive). San Antonio had them as recently as 2018, but I can't find any more recent references to them. They were a source of GBMs for Europe in the past: Four monkeys from San Antonio Zoo shipped to Europe

Fairly certain San Antonio got out of the species when they closed the horrid monkey house.

 

[ThylacineAlive]

I believe there is still a pair living in Cleveland, they might be the last ones (if they're alive). San Antonio had them as recently as 2018, but I can't find any more recent references to them. They were a source of GBMs for Europe in the past: Four monkeys from San Antonio Zoo shipped to Europe

I didn't see any Golden-Bellied Mangabeys at San Antonio in 2018, but I did see Black-Crested Mangabey.

~Thylo