Brookfield Zoo, Nov 2018

The Schmidt's red-tailed monkey is a small guenon with a white or yellow nose, white cheeks and a long tail. Their fur is brown, black and gray, and the underside of their tail is red, giving them their name. In the English language, the word guenon is of French origin.

Schmidt's Red-tailed Guenon by Paul Sager, on Flickr
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The Crotalus durissus unicolor is a venomous pitviper subspecies found only on the Caribbean island of Aruba, off the coast of Venezuela. Critically endangered, it is estimated that fewer than 230 adults survive in the wild
Aruba Rattlesnake
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The Gray's monitor lives only on a small number of islands in the Philippines. The monitor is well known for its diet, which consists primarily of ripe fruit. Monitors are generally carnivorous animals, which makes the Gray's monitor somewhat an exception.

Gray's Monitor
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Geoffroy's marmosets are found in the lowland rainforests of Brazil. They prey on frogs, snails, lizards, spiders and insects. They have been known to exploit the insects disturbed by army-ant swarm raids.

Geoffroy's Marmoset
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24-year old Koola is mother of 6-year old Nora and July 2018 newborn Ali. She is also a grandmother within the troop of gorillas at the Brookfield Zoo in suburban Chicago.

Nora grooming Koola
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Schmidt's red-tailed monkeys are native to central Africa in Congo, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania and Kenya. They live in a variety of tropical forests.

Schmidt's Red-tailed Guenon
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For me the correct exposure may be what other's consider overexposed or underexposed. But, IN MY EYES, it is the correct exposure. The following are some examples of what, in my eyes, are correct exposures.
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