This is the strangest monkey photo I have ever seen, and we’ve seen some strange ones on this site.
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Here’s a capuchin monkey as part of a street show somewhere in the US (that’s where it seems based on the English signage). Don’t know any more than that.
People seem to love dressing [...]
Here’s a guy and his helper monkey on the OC Register. The Capuchin monkey has literally given him his independence back. Helping Hands is the organization that trains them.
Check it out.
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Here’s a monkey playing blackjack and some analysis of it’s intellect. Strange, funny and interesting all at the same time. Who knew monkeys played card games?
Here’s what looks like a Capuchin taking a bath in the kitchen sink
According to new research, monkeys like giving and receiving, much like their human counterparts. Apparently the capuchins were more willing to share with monkeys they knew than strangers. Again, just like humans.
Tune in tomorrow for a special post.
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Meet Mr. Odlow, a black-capped capuchin at D.E.W. Animal Kingdom in Mt. Vernon Maine.
