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June 4th, 2009 • Related • Filed Under
Two young coatis, Rosalie (above) and her brother Jasper, were born in Germany’s Hannover Adventure Zoo in late April. Since then, they’ve been confined to an indoor area — until today, when they were permitted to venture outside for the first time.
Coatis are relatives of raccoons and are sometimes referred to as “hog-nosed raccoons.” Their long snouts are very flexible and can be rotated up to 60 degrees in any direction.
– Lindsay Barnett – LA Times
Photos: Jochen Luebke / European Pressphoto Agency
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Aw. These Animals are absolutely adorable. && Fer one to reach that age is (: AH-MAY-ZING 
oh, this is sad. :( but it's amazing for it to reach that age! 
Its not simply a case of In Defense of Animals vs. The Saint Louis Zoo.
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This is not a picture of a large-billed reed warbler. Good story, just the wrong pic. 
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