For regular zoo-goers, you may remember the old Small Mammals exhibit, with squirrels, prairie dogs, slow loris, etc.. Well, its been upgraded (now called "Critters Longhouse")and features several new displays, most notably the rare Tamarins. Tamarins and the related Marmosets are South American monkeys that are no bigger than squirrels and often mistaken for them. Look out for these creatures at the Zoo:
Critters Longhouse behind the komodo dragon exhibit displays 4 species: Red-handed Tamarin, Emperor Tamarin, Golden-headed Lion Tamarin and Goeldi's Monkey
You can also spot free-ranging Cotton-Top Tamarins right after the turnstiles opposite the gift shop, as well as opposite the howler monkey exhibit.
At Primate Kingdom, look out for the Golden Lion Tamarin, in front of the garden pavilion.
At the Fragile Forest Tram Station, there's a display of tiny Black-earred Marmosets.
Finally at the Snake House's walk-thru exhibit, you can find the Common Marmosets.
See if you can 'hunt' them all down!