Animals
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New Zoo Baby: Tiny Pygmy Marmoset, World's Smallest Monkey Species, Unnoticed at Zoo
Considering that grown pygmy marmosets are the world's smallest monkeys and can fit in a person's hand and weigh about the same as a shared bar of chocolate, it was easy to miss a new baby of the species for a bit at the U.K.'s Chester Zoo.
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