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Forside - South America - Mammals - Emperor Tamarin
Emperor Tamarin
Saguinus imperator subgrisescens
Kaiserschnurrbarttamarin / Kejserskægtamarin
Facts:
Food: Fruit, nectar, resin, nuts and insects.
Sexual maturity: 15–18 months
Gestation period: 140-145 days
Number of offspring per litter: 1–2
Maximum life expectancy: 14 years
Habitat: Tropical rain forests
Life expectancy: 10 years
Emperor tamarins and other marmosets have claws, instead of nails (like larger primates and humans). This adaptive feature of small primates enables them to live in the crowns of trees where they can dig their nails into the bark and hold on tight. Many tamarins living in South American rain forests are endangered due to extensive timber felling.  

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