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Yes, another one of that nature. “Enjoy”… I guess.
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The title pretty much explains this video. You didn’t think we’d have multiple days of baboons on Monkeyology without one or two of these did you?
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More baboons from Knowsley Safari Park. These guys are just destructive. We covered these guys yesterday too.
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Monkeys are clever. Very very clever. I suspect this isn’t the first time they have done this to tourists. These are baboons at Knowsley Safari Park where they have been issued [...]
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Monkeys at the zoo, hanging around doing monkey things.
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What do you get when you have a macaque and a kitten? Cute video.
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Take this one with a grain of salt. Perhaps more than a grain. This boy was allegedly adopted by macaques.
I’d recommend against kissing wild macaques regardless of relation.
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Interesting news story from November 2008 regarding the plight of the Macaques.
Investigations by the BUAV and European Coalition to End Animal Experimentation have discovered that 10-thousand monkeys were exported from Cambodia last year.
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I’m surprised this Macaque stood still and let people so close. You don’t normally see video of these guys that close.
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Ever wonder how monkeys open bananas? Want to eat like a monkey? Then watch this video. This guy will show you how a monkey opens up a banana.
