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This monkey obviously doesn’t like what he sees in the mirror. A reflection can be frightening.
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Yup, we’re classy here. Here’s a monkey humping a bush at a zoo. These guys are always fun to watch
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Here’s a monkey at the Memphis Zoo just hanging around and howling very loudly. These guys have a nice set of lungs.
Someone apparently lost a massive stuff gorilla on the Blatnik Bridge in Duluth MN between Wisconsin and Minnesota. If it’s yours, check out the article for how to claim it.
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Here’s a woman trying to tape something… but the monkeys have a different idea.
The BBC is reporting on research that Chips may actually be trading meat (valued for it’s protein) for sex:
“What’s amazing is that if a male shares with a particular female, he doubles the number of times he copulates with her, which is likely to increase the probability of fertilizing that female.”
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No idea where this is, but apparently there’s a place where you can have Macaques all over you. Don’t try this on your own, it’s not a great idea.
TheStar has a great little article on Bonobos. In particular this little nugget:
However, on top of that heavy social schedule, they still found time to spend about 15 per cent of their hours having sex (with friends, acquaintances and in groups comprising both sexes, often in a jolly tangle of fun and frolics).
Furthermore, [...]
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The video is sideways unfortunately but it was an interesting enough video to show anyway. Not sure what type of monkey it is, but the video was made in Kaminarimon, Tokyo
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These look like Howler monkeys in Cahuita, Costa Rica.
