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Slideshow: Wonders of Wildlife's New Sloth, Marmosets

The Wonders of Wildlife museum and aquarium announced a new program called“Just for Neighbors”at a press event Monday. The program will offer 50 percent off discount on admission tickets for local residents from now until March 31.

The offer is available for residents of Greene County and 48 other counties in Missouri, as well as a selection of counties in Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas.

WOW also unveiled two new animals in the rainforest exhibit – a female Linnaeus’s two-toed sloth and two common marmosets.

 

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Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two common marmosets on Monday.
Megan Burke/ KSMU /
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two common marmosets on Monday.
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two-toed sloth on Monday.
Megan Burke/ KSMU /
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two-toed sloth on Monday.
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two common marmosets on Monday.
Megan Burke/ KSMU /
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two common marmosets on Monday.
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two-toed sloth on Monday.
Megan Burke/ KSMU /
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two-toed sloth on Monday.
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two common marmosets on Monday.
Megan Burke/ KSMU /
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two common marmosets on Monday.
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two-toed sloth on Monday.
Megan Burke/ KSMU /
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two-toed sloth on Monday.
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two common marmosets on Monday.
Megan Burke/ KSMU /
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two common marmosets on Monday.
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two common marmosets on Monday.
Megan Burke/ KSMU /
Wonders of Wildlife unvieled a two common marmosets on Monday.

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Megan started working as a KSMU photo intern in the fall of 2017. She is currently a junior at Missouri State University majoring in journalism and minoring in photography. Also working as a senior reporter and staff photographer for The Standard, she plans to pursue a career in international photojournalism. Megan was born in Tokyo, Japan but grew up in O’Fallon, I