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Capybara and Monkey — the Only Females in Their Zoo Habitat — Band Together and Become Cuddly Friends
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A howler monkey and a capybara have formed a dear friendship while sharing an enclosure at the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance, according to Good Morning America, Axios, and Fox 31.
The Denver Zoo shared a few snaps of the affectionate duo — the only two females in their habitat — in a post on Facebook.
Baya the howler monkey hugging her capybara friend at the Denver Zoo.
Erik Bowker/Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance"Our howler monkey mom, Baya, and capybara, Rebecca, have been spotted sharing some seriously adorable cuddles," the zoo wrote in the post.
Baya the howler monkey and Rebecca the capybara.