Snow Monkey Cam | RZSS Highland Wildlife Park

Our snow monkey live webcam is not currently available. We are working hard behind the scenes to get it up and running again, thank you so much for your support and patience.

A message from our snow monkey keeper, Emma:

"We have 34 snow monkeys here at Highland Wildlife Park. They’re one big family, ranging from young babies all the way through to some seniors! They eat together as a group, sharing their favourite greens, turnip, and monkey pellet.

Our cameras help you watch our snow monkeys – you can help them and the rest of your favourite animals at the park by giving a donation.

Thank you to everyone who has already donated."

You can help!

You can help animals in our park as well as in the wild by making a donation online or text ZOO plus the amount you’d like to donate to 70085 (e.g. ZOO10 to donate £10).*

*Texts cost your donation amount plus one standard rate message and you’ll be opting in to hear more about our work and fundraising via telephone and SMS. If you’d like to give but do not wish to receive marketing communications, text ZOONOINFO to 70085

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