On my way to visit the PECO Primate Reserve at the Philadelphia Zoo I encountered two of the Western Lowland Gorillas enjoying the sun and some fruit on one of the Zoo 360 Habi-trails. It was Honi and her daughter Amani. Nearby the Coquerel's Sifaka were sunning in an exterior habitat and overhead a troop of White & Black Ruffed Lemurs was trotting through another section of the Habi-trails. The place was hopping!
Then I walk around to the main entrance and discovered that the Ring-tailed Lemurs where super chill, bundling and stretching in the dappled sun on their Lemur Island. Inside the Sumatran Orangutans were mostly having a lazy morning. Batu, the adolescent daughter of Tua and Sugi was up and ready to play. In the large exterior habitat that they share with the White-handed Gibbons, Mercury and Phoenice were enjoying a brunch of lettuce while their boys ran around and disappeared into one of the 360 Habi-trails. On the other side two of the three adult male Western Lowland Gorillas were also lounging. Everybody was cranking or chilling on this perfect Autumn day.
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