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Gremlins! They re cute, they re furry, they re cuddly but they
Gremlins! They re cute, they re furry, they re cuddly but they re not going to eat anybody. They may look just like those nasty gremlins who are terrifying millions in a new smash-hit film. But these little fellows are everyday marmosets. In the film the cute little gremlins stay cute until they get wet. Then they start eating.... When the marmosets get wet they just dry out. And when it comes to sinking their teeth into something they prefer grapes to people. Which is comforting news for Lady Fisher, seen here handling the triplets named Microchip, Dandelion and Lilliput at her wildlife park at Kilverstone in Norfolk. December 1984 P004177
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This charming print captures the adorable mischief of three marmosets named Microchip, Dandelion, and Lilliput. Despite their striking resemblance to the terrifying gremlins from a popular film, these furry creatures are anything but menacing. In fact, they are everyday marmosets that bring joy and amusement rather than fear. Unlike their fictional counterparts who turn into troublemakers when wet, these little fellows simply dry out without causing any chaos. Their mischievous appearance may fool you, but rest assured they won't be devouring anyone anytime soon. Instead of sinking their teeth into unsuspecting victims, these friendly marmosets have a preference for grapes over people. Lady Fisher is shown here expertly handling the triplets at her wildlife park in Kilverstone, Norfolk. Her gentle touch and close bond with Microchip, Dandelion, and Lilliput highlight the beauty of human-animal friendship. Taken in December 1984 by Mirrorpix photographers during the 1980s era, this heartwarming image showcases not only the cuteness of these tiny apes but also serves as a reminder that appearances can be deceiving. So next time you encounter something that looks like a gremlin from your worst nightmares, remember there might just be an innocent creature behind it all – one that prefers grapes to causing havoc!
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