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Mandrills are the world’s largest monkey. They are mainly terrestrial but will climb trees to forage.
Mandrills have brightly coloured markings that help identify individuals. There is a dominant male within a group of several females and youngsters. This dominant male is the largest and most vividly coloured. Harley is our dominant male within the group.
When Southport zoo closed we were asked by the owners to take on many species. Half of the zoo’s mandrills came to us.
Scientific Name:
Mandrillus sphinx
Status:
Vulnerable
Size:
90 cm in length for fully grown male. Female is 55cm. Tail length 7-10cm
Weight:
Male 30kg. Female 10kg
Life Span in Wild:
Up to 46 years
Habitat:
Tropical Rainforest, Primary & Secondary Forests
Diet:
Omnivore
My diet mainly consists of Plants, Fruit, Small animals, Insects, Eggs and Fungi
I am from Cameroon, Gabon
My main predator is humans!
I spend my time out during the day and in the trees! I am a very terrestrial animal. I can often be found in mixed sex groups
I am vulnerable due to destruction of habitat and being hunted for bush meat
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