Silvery gibbons settle in at Curraghs
The Curraghs Wildlife Park is doing its bit to help boost the numbers of an endangered primate.
A pair of silvery gibbons are the newest residents there.
Matt Ford from Howletts Wild Animal Park in Kent brought them here a couple of days ago.
He coordinates the part of the European endangered species programmes which aims to boost Javan gibbon numbers and is pleased the Wild Life Park wanted to be involved:
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