Nashville Zoo has recently welcomed three new residents, Mexican spider monkeys. These monkeys were rescued from the illegal pet trade. The zoo is now home to the three rescued monkeys.
Details about their rescue and arrival are available from the source. Further information about the monkeys and their new home can be found through Nashville's WKRN News 2, the ABC affiliate that reported on the rescue and arrival of the Mexican spider monkeys at Nashville Zoo.
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