Pied Bare-Faced Tamarin
Saguinus bicolor
This Amazonian tamarin has a bare black face, white forequarters and brown hindquarters. It lives in the Manaus region of Brazil, feeding on fruit, insects and other small foods. Conservation zoos manage family groups with branching routes, sleeping boxes and feeding enrichment. Females bear live young, which family members help carry. The pied tamarin is ESA-listed as endangered and in CITES Appendix I. US primate-import restrictions apply.
Colors: Wild Type
