Newborn pygmy marmoset hitches ride on mum at Sydney wildlife park

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A one-month-old pygmy marmoset was spotted adorably clinging to her mother at Symbio Wildlife Park in Sydney, in footage released on Monday.
The tiny pair were spotted hobbling around their enclosure together, before snuggling up beneath an orange heat lamp.
Arriving during a local lockdown, the baby female reportedly weighed just 15 grams at birth, and was even smaller than a human thumb.
Although she has not yet received an official name, park officials have reported that she is already exploring her surroundings and starting to mimic her parents.
Pygmy marmosets are the smallest monkey in the world, with the average adult weighing just over 100 grams.

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