Yes, Winnie the Moo *is* in this TED Talk #TEDTalks @mayahiga

Opa and Momo are marmmaets. They're these very tiny, very, very charming new world monkeys. Someone originally bought them as pets online, but then after years of inadequate care, they were brought to us for rehabilitation. So, they now live at Alves to help teach people about the exploitation of primates in the pet trade and about the importance of conserving their rainforest habitats, too. Finn is an American red fox who was confiscated from the illegal pet trade in California. So, he and his best friend Reed now live at Alveas to help teach people about the nightmare that is the fur trade. Then there's Winnie the Moo. She's a cow. She was rescued from a beef operation in Oklahoma. She lives at Alvea to help teach people about commercial agriculture and how it impacts animal welfare and our planet. Since 2019, through live streaming, I have raised over 7. 5 million dollars for conservation causes across the globe. Alves is now home to rescued parrots and emus and monkeys and wolf dogs and more. And we have those 36 cameras that are live streaming them 24 hours a day. But the beautiful thing about these live cameras is our animals are all blissfully unaware of the thousands of eyes on them at any given time. Not being open to the public means that our animals are less stressed by the unpredictable factors that come with people visiting. So my mission is to use the internet to build our next generation of conservationists. I think it's working.