A beautiful baby monkey came into the world at a UK zoo, but what many people saw was the "you know who".

Yeah, it looks like Harry Potter fans keep seeing the little wizard everywhere, even five years after the release of the last movie, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2".

The team reports that this was the first time they had a cesarean section on a primate and that the birth required interference to save the lives of mother and child.

Darkness Lord? I think not

Jo Reynard, head of the team, said the fetus was already correctly positioned, but the mother showed no sign of labor. Thus, the team opted for the procedure, which had already been performed on dogs, cats, cows and sheep.

Reynald points out that most zoo births happen naturally and it's very difficult for veterinarians to know when it's time to intervene. "It's exciting to be involved, but the prevailing feeling is worrying about your mother and it can make you a little apprehensive. You want to do the best work you can for her."

You know who

Weighing 567 grams, the little monkey was born healthy, but needs to spend some time in an incubator feeding on infant milk. He is definitely much cuter than "He Who Should Not Be Named."

Puppy doing well