Copenhagen Zoo is home to emperor tamarins, small primates known for their distinctive white mustaches. While specific details about the individual tamarins at the zoo are not publicly available, visitors can observe these engaging animals in an environment designed to mimic their natural habitat.

The zoo participates in international breeding programs aimed at maintaining healthy and genetically diverse populations of species like the emperor tamarin. These efforts are part of Copenhagen Zoo's broader commitment to conservation and biodiversity, which includes breeding endangered species, conducting scientific research, and engaging in educational outreach. By visiting the zoo, guests support these initiatives and contribute to the preservation of wildlife worldwide.