"This is also possible. Although these two subadult males are not yet sexually mature, the waiting time won't be too long. In another year or two, they can reproduce with other female monkeys in the troop."
The problem of the Gray Leaf Monkey Group was resolved, and next were the two raccoon dogs. Miraculously, they were unharmed, and after the inspection, they were directly loaded onto trucks to be taken away with the other three monkeys.
It's just those two foxes that are not okay; both of their hind legs were fractured and need further treatment. It is estimated that it will take at least one to two weeks before they can return to the zoo for later feeding.
There's a little episode here.
In October, the center rescued a Little Fox that got separated from its mother. The species was the same as the two injured ones, a soft and tender little vixen.
When the little one was discovered, it was hungry and barely alive. Its health hasn't been very good during recovery.
