Two common marmoset monkeys sitting on a tree branch at an Australian wildlife park.

Marmoset Monkeys

These charming little monkeys are always a hit with guests in their vibrant exhibit located in the heart of the park, right next to the Farmhouse Restaurant.

Who’s Hanging Around?

Get to know the faces and personalities of our adorable Marmoset monkeys.

Animal Facts

Location

Native to South America – tropical rainforests of Brazil and surrounding regions.

Behaviour

Group: Troop – social, live in family groups, communicate with whistles, trills, and scent marking.

Pattern of gray beetles, leaves, and semicircular shapes evenly spaced on a black background.

Diet

Omnivores – eat insects, fruit, tree sap, and small animals.

Illustration of a lightbulb with a brain inside it and lines radiating outward, symbolizing creativity or an idea.

Did You Know?

Marmosets have claws instead of nails and can leap over 5 metres between trees!

Location

Native to South America – tropical rainforests of Brazil and surrounding regions.

Behaviour

Group: Troop – social, live in family groups, communicate with whistles, trills, and scent marking.

Pattern of gray beetles, leaves, and semicircular shapes evenly spaced on a black background.

Diet

Omnivores – eat insects, fruit, tree sap, and small animals.

Illustration of a lightbulb with a brain inside it and lines radiating outward, symbolizing creativity or an idea.

Did You Know?

Marmosets have claws instead of nails and can leap over 5 metres between trees!

Marmoset Encounter

Get up close and personal

Say hello as these playful creature explore and play with their family.

Get up close and personal

Say hello as these playful creature explore and play with their family.

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