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Singapore Zoo Babies
A month-old ring-tailed lemur clings onto its mother, Tuesday May 5, 2009, in Singapore at the Singapore Zoo which is actively involved in educating the public about wildlife conservation and has also been successful in breeding endangered species within the Zoo’s premises. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E)
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