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21 Years Ago, He Found Dyed Monkeys to Feed Illegal Trafficking in Colombia; Since Then, This Portuguese Biologist Has Been Fighting to Save the Gray Titi.

Summary by El Tiempo
THE TIME spoke at the Barranquilla Zoo with Eric Bairrao, an expert in primates who came by chance to the country and now fulfills a mission.
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21 Years Ago, He Found Dyed Monkeys to Feed Illegal Trafficking in Colombia; Since Then, This Portuguese Biologist Has Been Fighting to Save the Gray Titi.

THE TIME spoke at the Barranquilla Zoo with Eric Bairrao, an expert in primates who came by chance to the country and now fulfills a mission.

·Bogotá, Colombia
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El Tiempo broke the news in Bogotá, Colombia on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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