Ameia's two babies 01 - It's not twins

[@smc130]

J.W. you and Arroz have the best videos on KZbin. You capture mother nature at her best. Thank you.

[@quietinspirationcreations3448]

Not just amazing Videographer 's, Mr. JW and Mr. Arroz are exceptional detectives as well! Thankfully, Ameia has a heart of gold and will do her best to care for this baby, no matter who it's mother might be!

[@lisa396devoe8]

Yes I agree on both parts thank you sweety wonderful video! 🙊🙈🙉

[@timmer5021]

AMEN

[@Phoenix-76]

I have been watching Arroz for a long time, and just started watching JW, he has great videos! I have helped Arroz with alot of the investigation, I gave him alot of information on bad people .

[@Mandy7D7]

Thank you so much for clearing this up JW, and for sharing with us. It makes this even more amazing. Being at the bottom she is feeding and caring for yet another baby not her own. Just, wow.

[@Girly92]

He copyrighted everything from Azzor works

[@lyric8006]

I am glad they belong to the parking lot troop as that means she is more likely to get regular & consistent food. This is the sweetest video. You make great choices in music. Hopefully you will be able to continue following them as they grow.

[@saucywalker290]

I hope so too! I learn a lot from J W :)

[@smc130]

Love your music selections!

[@hollisblinn7910]

She'll probably need the extra calories to produce enough milk for two. If this doesn't give you a case of the warm and fuzzies, nothing will. 💕

[@lakesidesusan6745]

She is such a sweetheart! You can tell both babies adore her! Wonderful to see a loving little family! Will keep watching to see them grow. Glad the feeders are giving her good food to help nourish those babies!

[@grandmakris8935]

Wonderful to see her adopt a newborn even when she just gave birth! That's nature at it's finest!

[@colt4t513]

"Don't have kids, if you can't take care of them" ;)

[@PrimateProductions]

That is actually when they are most likely to adopt another infant like this, especially one that is unrelated. They are more likely to do so either near the end of a pregnancy or immediately after giving birth due to the presence of hormones that enable them to bond with a baby and care for it!!

[@PrimateProductions]

@@colt4t513 lol...well that is really not a consideration for macaques! Just like all wild animals their whole reason for existing biologically is to pass along their genetics by having offspring and successfully rearing them therefore whenever these females are in estrus they are going to mate if possible and it is just nature that often first time young macaque mothers will sometimes abandon their first baby.

[@annahunt8988]

He didn't adopt that baby they put that baby with her as soon as she had that baby this is man's doing this ain't nothing about her adopt in it they do this all the time when they don't when the mama dies or something they take a baby and put it with him a mother that is having a baby so she thinks that she's given birth to that baby this is bulshit

[@GetOutaWay.]

@@annahunt8988I agree!! 👍🏽

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

This is nature at its most wonderful ..she's a momma who see's an abandoned baby and just looks after it like her own..she is definitely at the right place to get regular food which she is going to need in bulk feeding 2 boys!! The car park troop gets more human contact than monkey hill rd although they obviously have their registered feeders but there are so many troops up there you are less likely to get a lot of food..its just like puppy momma in monkey hill..she is disabled and takes on orphaned or abandoned babies..truly lovely.. she has full pouches so the kids will have banana flavoured milk today..that milk bar looks to be permanently open!! .. i hope we can follow this special family to see them all flourish..thank you for your lovely video..💞🇬🇧😍😎👍👏👏🙊🙈🙉🐵🐒

[@PrimateProductions]

Yes!! Just an FYI a macaque mother that has just given birth (or is in the very late stages of pregnancy) are almost always the ones that adopt an unrelated newborn orphan due to the hormones that are present that causes them to bond and care for an infant.

[@teribarr3773]

Oh boy oh boy she's got her hands full! I hope they both survive but the darker ones little eyes look sunken. No telling how long he cried and went without milk until she scooped him up. It's a good sign he has enough energy to cling and fight got a teat. Keep fighting little one!!

[@beelierver]

I really enjoy your and Arroz’s videos! You both have different techniques but yet keep me interested and excited to see what’s next! The videos always make me smile ! Thank you!❤️

[@brendajoycewhite5747]

Vervet monkeys are good to.

[@Girly92]

Arroz works have been scammed by certain people. Arroz has stated this several times! ask him yourself

[@tw6534]

Bless her heart. I hope they both survive.

[@judithelpers4764]

Yes, hopefully the dark one gets lively and strong too!

[@saucywalker290]

The dark one is making up for lost time at the milk bar :)

[@saucywalker290]

Year 2020’s newest internet stars :-D. Glad to see Mum with full pouches of nutritious food and so much good attention towards her and the babes. Thank you, thank you!

[@PrimateProductions]

lol...I have never heard breasts referred to as "pouches:!! ; )

[@saucywalker290]

Oh Boy!!! You got amazing video of mum and her distinct twins! Great close ups! Thank you so much for this pleasant escape from the Covid pandemic :) Even if they are not really twins, it’s great!

[@tngrandma3603]

Thank you so much for this video and the information. Even if she does not have twins, I think she is still a rare, special monkey to pick up an abandoned baby to raise. Hope you can keep us updated on their progress.

[@saucywalker290]

YES, please?

[@НінаГнатенко-ц5я]

It"s so beautiful to watch them! Mother- animal but with so big and great heart!!!

[@suzannerose1109]

Great video and very interesting story ...thank you

[@JWmonkeyhill]

Thanks for watching.

[@DebVit]

It is absolutely incredible that she would adopt an infant in addition to her newborn. She is an amazing monkey very much like that crippled monkey who takes on newborns as her own. We can learn much from these wonderful creatures. It really shows that mothers who abuse their newborns or steal food out of their pouches are exceptions rather than the rule. I can’t help but wonder who his mother is and how she came to adopt him.

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

Oh yes you mean puppy momma who adopts orphans but is disabled..warns your heart to see this doesn't it..💞🇬🇧👏👏

[@jcboom6894]

@@kimmarievan-ever6599 Yes, Arroz videos her. She lives on Monkey Hill.

[@ES-pc8kf]

Check out Kiyo for snow monkeys in Japan. The alpha female adopted a baby in addition to her own also. Adorable fur balls with cute stubby tails in a beautiful natural setting.

[@ML_SE]

We know Ameia has/had two older daughters but the older of the two, the on with Leucism has gone missing and the other one I don't know how old she is. It could be this daughters baby or some other daughter to Ameia we don't know about who's the mama. One positive thing Ameia herself gave birth to a boy it means her milk are suited for boys. After a month the composition is 64.6 % fat, 1.8 % protein and 7.6 % sugar. Breast milk contains of a higher energy density for male infants than for female infants. If Ameia had a girl and the other was a boy it could be a problem. 🤓🏴‍☠️🇸🇪

[@lyric8006]

M L So interesting. How does nature know the sex of the baby? I’ve also wondered if a mum can tell a boy from a girl. It doesn’t seem a mum has the intellectual capacity to think & observe in those terms.

[@PrimateProductions]

Though you are correct in that the composition of breast milk is slightly different in mothers who have a boy than for a girl it definitely does not cause any problems at all if are to nurse a female with "male" breast milk or a male with "female" breast milk as the difference is not significant and as far as the research has shown there is no difference in the needs of a male and female infant. Considering that macaque babies can be successfully reared on human infant formula which has a far greater difference in its composition than any type of macaque breast milk it is not a big deal at all and a female would have done perfectly fine if that was what she had adopted!!

[@ML_SE]

@@PrimateProductions The milk fat for the Rhesus Macaque boys are much higher than for the girls but compared with milk for human babies it's just slightly more energetically dense than human milk but much less concentrated than milk from many other mammals. It's one of the reasons why rhesus macaque babies can survive given milk that is for human babies. Milk composition between and even within the same female rhesus macaque is not static. Total milk fat varies by maternal body mass and parity. Less obvious factors can also influence the milk fat. One other factor is the quality of and the amount of food a Rhesus Macaque mum eats. Another thing, hard to measure is the stress level differences monkeys live under because of social ranking can have on the milk. Studies have showed that Infants whose mothers had higher levels of milk energy soon after their birth coped more effectively (moved around more, explored more, ate and drank) and showed greater confidence (were more playful, curious and active). Infants whose mothers had lower milk energy had lower activity levels and were less confident when temporarily separated from their mother. So it's not only to survive the infancy the milk has importance over. So it's a big deal what kind of sex both the own and the adoptive baby have. For a less fed troop of monkeys this could mean survive, survive but starving or death. 🤓🏴‍☠️🇸🇪

[@ML_SE]

@@lyric8006 The mum can tell differences between the sexes of her babies. A female rhesus macaque tend to raise them a bit differently. With that I mean she invests more in female babies. 🤓🏴‍☠️🇸🇪

[@PrimateProductions]

@@ML_SE please provide a link to the source that backs your claim that if it had been a girl it could have had "problems" ....if its not too much trouble that is...

[@gloriabrawldy5325]

You guys are so lucky to see primates in the wild, and not a zoo. I enjoy it so much. I don't go to zoos, because it's to depressing not to see them in there natural habitat.

[@mountainview7971]

Awww so cute. Great mom.

[@katherineashley5712]

What a very special mom!

[@suziidfl]

Does anyone know how the mom’s mouth became injured? Poor ol’girl, she’s a great mother.

[@theChosen0ne]

Great work...thanks for the upload

[@PrimateProductions]

I am aware of one documented case of a macaque twin being born 24 hours later and I will look for it and provide a link. I do however think you are correct in that it is more likely that she picked up a baby that was abandoned by another female. It is fairly common for a first time young mom to sometimes do this. It is not super common for an unrelated female to adopt a baby like this but it definitely does happen when the situation is just right. Often it is the result of a mom who has just given birth and still has a lot of the hormones present that causes them to bond with an infant or in the case of a mom who has recently lost her own baby. Just an FYI for anyone who is interested....macaques having twins actually happens at about the same rate as it does for humans however very often the mom is not successful in rearing them both to an age of being independent. Circumstances have to be just right such as an abundance of food, stable living situation, etc. and the higher ranking the mom is the better the chances of the survival of both babies.

[@beckya1823]

Excellent video! Thank you for the information and your time!!

[@missdolittle]

Geezes! I thought there was a dead monkey laying around at 6:50...but it's just a tree branch. Thank you for sharing your footage with us :). I am a wildlife rehabilitator for over 2 decades and take particular interest in monkeys since they are not around where I live.

[@sassygirl7817]

It’s wonderful that she adopted the baby even when she had a new baby of her own already. Plus she loves and cares for them both the same, seemingly not favoring one over the other.

[@raquelitaregondola8129]

She is such a wonderful mother to adopt another new born baby, she must really have a beautiful heart and soul , she has to work double to feed herself to get enough nutrients for her to be able to feed her two babies, I really really love her, thank for sharing us this great video .

[@JWmonkeyhill]

Thanks for watching.

[@jhaywood5810]

Maybe Ameia is the next "Puppy Mum" since we haven't seen Puppy Mum in a while. Tho it seems like from some of the discussion that the dark coated one may be her grandchild.

[@PrimateProductions]

Though some people mentioned that it could be her grandchild I dont think there is any reason to assume that other than just some people speculating.

[@Alaska2blessed719]

This was so sweet ....love how you do your video the music 🎶 ❤ so well wth the video you binge watching new subscriber......thank you 😊

[@tysoncutler3630]

This is the first time I've seen 2 babies at the milk bar at the same time. Granted I stopped watching those freaks killing moms and causing whatever drama they could until the baby died in Cambodia so the occurrence of "twins" for me to see is loooww.

[@PrimateProductions]

Who killing moms in the Cambodia troops???

[@Trivialexample]

The whole situation was orchestrated with calvin from angor wat. The monkey situation there is terrible. Human interférences and troops created of dumped pets with varying levels of trauma who have children of there own, and are harrassed by humans to treat their babies badly. Over time you have troops made up of ex youtube monkeys with trauma and psychological issues, wild born monkeys harassed, drugged the list goes on. The monkeys in Cambodia would be more this way if they were not all an exploited mess

[@ilzadias4295]

Meu Deus, que coisa mais linda, esse carinho dessa mãe ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kitterglitter7777]

Will she beable to produce milk to nurse the babies???

[@victoriahawk7414]

Looks like poor mom has been through the ringer!! But I see that doesn't stop her from being a good mom!! She will really have her hands full before long!! Bless her in good health, she is going to need it!! 😁

[@rosycarpuntley2557]

Ameia will need all the extra goodies to keep producing enough milk for two-at least a couple hundred calories a day. I hope that her trusting nature does not cause her problems. Do we know what happened to the other Mum? The dark baby is enough smaller and less active that it must be younger. Ameia is pretty low ranking isn’t she? It is not good for Bright Boy to get more milk...if that is what happened. It looks as though Bright Boy is still on Ameia’s right nipple and did not move to the left when pushing for more room. I’m impressed with the car park troop....Ameia isn’t the only one that has adopted babes. Perhaps Pollux and Castor (the Gemini twins, who were half bothers) would be good names?

[@PrimateProductions]

Yes I am pretty sure she is pretty low ranked. Often when a mom adopts another newborn like this the baby that is her actual baby will get more milk than the adopted baby which of course can often lead to the adopted baby not surviving.

[@Winnie_the_Winnie]

Ok thanks for the updates. Hopefully she will treat her new adopted baby well. ❤

[@smc130]

I wonder what happened to the mother of Amelia’s adopted baby? She must have died. The baby was so lucky to be adopted right away by a good mom.

[@PrimateProductions]

It is actually fairly common for a first time young macaque mother to abandon her first baby.

[@PrincessLaMala1]

What a beautiful mama she is!!!

[@jcboom6894]

Oh my! It looks like Amelia is taking pieces of banana from you. How wonderful of you to gain her trust which had to have happened before she had her baby or she would not you get that close to the babies She is going to need extra help getting enough food for three with her deformed mouth and a baby in each arm. What a wonderful nurturing mum to take in an orphan just a day or so younger than her golden baby. May God, aunties, you and Arroz help her raise these two little cuties.Thank you for the video and for caring about the monkeys.

[@dreamerworld1495]

Ameia has been a fighter and have been in war and then some, but she is also a worrier mom! This is what a good mommy looks like.

[@theresafisher4545]

What happened to her mouth? Injury or hair lip?

[@lesleybruner549]

What a sweet monkey she is its love in every species that just goes to show

[@saucywalker290]

JW; What do you know of Ameia’s facial deformity and the problem with her Right eye?

[@JWmonkeyhill]

Those birth defects are probably caused by inbreeding, especially the cataract: it's common in the inbred troops.

[@PrimateProductions]

it is more likely an injury from fighting than a birth defect. Rhesus macaques are the most aggressive macaque species and fighting and old healed injuries are extremely common.

[@dellalowery2833]

I'm glad Aemea is being fed well with trying to to nurse two babies like she is....Della

[@kimberlygarrish205]

Love the story and will watch all of the videos about Ameia and the twins but what I would like to know is, are you sure the second one is not Ameia's? Twins are rare but not impossible. Also, having them 24 hours apart is rare but also not impossible.

[@JWmonkeyhill]

I do agree with you that nothing is impossible, but those based on evidence are of higher probability, so I'm quite sure the second one is not Ameia's biological son.

[@kimberlygarrish205]

@@JWmonkeyhill I hope you don't think I'm arguing with you because I truly am not. But what evidence? I did not see anything in the video that showed any evidence that the second born was not Ameia's. I am wanting to be on the same page with you and others but I need more information to come to the same conclusion.

[@JWmonkeyhill]

@Kimberly Garrish No, not at all. I like interactions of this kind, as questions prove your interest in the content. The information and sources are in description, the texts below this video. You may want to check them out. I'm pleased to answer any questions you may have.

[@kimberlygarrish205]

@@JWmonkeyhill Thank you for this information. I just finished watching AM's investigative piece. Even though I see that he is right at the low percentage of success rate of a twin birth and you both may be absolutely correct about Ameia adopting the other baby, I still can't help but have a little bit of doubt and still feel that there may just be a slight chance this is Ameia's baby. Either way though, she was one awesome mom and monkey. I rate her in my top 5 greatest moms on Monkey Hill.

[@teribarr3773]

I believe these monkeys have some compassion. I wish the VOs in Cambodia would stop "rescuing". I think other troop member would eventually go see about a crying baby who's mum can no longer care for them. They'd probably adopt it. I quit watching those videos over 2 years ago because there is too much human interaction. They claim the mom is sick but you can tell she was poisoned because of her foamy mouth. They take the baby home and bath them with soap and do things to make them cry and spaz out. I saw one lady actually hit one on the head that make it cry , just before placing it in the water . They messed up editing that out . One day they they went to bath her and she wasn't crying enough so they took a cold water bottle out of a cooler type thing and poured it on her. It was horrible. Supposedly, WLA came to take her. I wish there was some way to show WLA those videos of her torture.

[@saucywalker290]

@ Teri; Those stories are horrifying. I also have stopped watching most of those channels :(

[@timmer5021]

Those people are idiotic

[@jcboom6894]

@@timmer5021 Yes, do not watch those horrid vile vicious Angkor Wat videos. They create drama to get more views. They admitted they killed Mrs. SOK.I stopped watching them when Arroz did an investigative video about their monkey abuse. They "kidnapped"Janet, then "rescued" her and took het to a fake vet. They used Betadine on her crushrd wrists and it is very drying so blood flow was stopped even more and she lost fingers. Jane had not had Janna yet, but was about to pop. Jane fed Janet and prople kept calling Janet mean because she was hurt snd wanted milk after Janna was born. The saga continues without me. Someone on Arroz' channel said they killed Sweet Pea in the culling (killing,) due to lack of visitors due to the Corona virus. It is strange because Monkey Hill is getting more visitors due to the Corona virus.

[@ES-pc8kf]

Julia Evans Me three! I watched until I saw a baby killed and I was done!

[@jennylynwall3424]

What a wonderful monkey adopting that baby, being low ranking makes her even extra special. I am glad ppl bring her food. Now all she needs is some soy milk to help her along. The baby look wonderful at this point.

[@StormyLynn724]

This is so beautiful. I could watch this all day long. Oh wait… I do! 🤣

[@myraweber8588]

Have you any verification that the two babies aren't twins? They look very much alike. And I look forward to your videos almost as much as Arroz'. Keep the videos coming. TY

[@Phoenix-76]

What is the story behind the abandoned one?

[@maryjoschlechty7590]

God bless that mother monkey and those two babies for making that momma monkey happy, silence is golden, look how they nurse and not fight each other

[@stepht7508]

Hope she has enough milk for both.. What a trooper mum is😚

[@angelacarleton9575]

At least she feels has a purpose for adopting babies - she is so damn good at it! God Bless her for her compassion to orphan babies.

[@jenniferhite2363]

I am in love with this lil family!! She is so loving to both.

[@charlottekeeton1603]

This monkey needs to get the best mom award that’s around… A for effort and bravery and protection for the babies♥️

[@flomcfadden1]

Does anyone know where she acqired the other baby?

[@cherriehight2954]

Why her face all busted up like that and how she did she end up. With 2

[@angelacarleton9575]

Thank God for Ameia who loves babies.

[@richardnewton9538]

What happened to her mouth?

[@JWmonkeyhill]

That's a birth defect, probably due to inbreeding.

[@StormyLynn724]

I I know I’m late to this story, but does anybody know any particulars on how this baby became abandoned and any video on when she actually adopted it? and also which one is hers? the little orange colored monkey or the darker color Monkey? Thx! 🐒

[@im2cutesosueme121]

It's obvious that the lighter one is hers. I doubt that she would have picked up the baby before hers was born. Plus watching other videos where this has happened, the adopted baby is more of a parasite and usually crowds out the natural born. Which we are also seeing in this video where it suckling 24/7. If she wasn't with the car park troupe would she have done it with her knowing that food was more scarce is the question.

[@misskimpegues]

Wow mom this extra blessed with 2 babies

[@tanjasarau639]

How and who is the real mother from the other baby ,please ?

[@jimrossi7708]

You can’t judge a book by its cover, what a beautiful animal and it shows how much by taking in that orphan !!

[@restore91]

What happened to mom’s mouth?

[@angelacarleton9575]

I wished that Nora's baby was adopted by Ameia because she still is with us now instead of missing by Nora who abused her babies so much when they need her in the beginning.

[@123456BRye]

The Auburn coated baby that is her own seems to be the third wheel here which is strange. I have seen this happen before although LTM but the adopted baby was normally left out and treated as a 3rd wheel a lot of the time and ended up dying. I am not seeing this here so hoping for the best.

[@PrimateProductions]

I am not sure why you are saying that about the lighter hair baby being the third wheel here!! Though the darker baby seems to be staying on the nipple pretty much throughout the video it is not because the lighter baby is trying and not able to suckle he just seems to be more alert and looking around a lot more which it is completely understandable that the darker baby, after going through whatever trauma he did due to being abandoned, would be more likely to want to be attached and less likely to be looking about. If the lighter baby were trying to get access to the nipple and was unable then i could understand why you would think he was the third wheel but that is not the case at all. Matter of fact he actually pushes the smaller darker baby off the nipple at one point and that is not the case for him (he never has trouble attaching to the nipple when he tries). It is very common in cases of a macaque adopting a newborn while having her own newborn that the one that is her actual child will get the majority of the milk and you are correct in that it can be detrimental to the adopted baby.

[@destinationunknown7857]

I wonder if they both made it to adulthood?

[@JWmonkeyhill]

Both of them are still kicking as we speak.

[@blancaaguillon6308]

My mother nursed my cousin ( sister's child) and me. Her mother's milk was no good. She was allergic to formulas that were around 61 years ago.

[@shelleylavacca1]

Is it possible that the mom might stop raising the baby she adopted?

[@JWmonkeyhill]

Time will tell.

[@joycebeckner7378]

I can't see around the white elephant here .. ? with her mouth ?

[@judiththompson2423]

Ist time here. Is there a video she gets 1st baby? What happened to other mother.

[@vg7735]

Maybe the other Mum died after giving birth.

[@PrimateProductions]

It definitely could be that that is the case but it is not unsual for a first time young macaque mom to abandon their first baby.

[@kemam70]

Хорошая мама

[@emmas1082]

I wonder what happened to the mom?😔

[@nancytestani1470]

Where is the other mom..

[@renaoh]

In terms of size, the darker coat baby looks bigger.

[@sonjam314]

I wonder who’s baby she took😭🧐

[@ocmom7971]

Aww she loves her babys thats sweet

[@kathleengrissom8624]

What's wrong with Amelia mouth?

[@JWmonkeyhill]

It’s a birth defect.

[@goldierugg2945]

could this be the babe of the mom that would not feed her new babe and then you came back and the babe was missing??? was it nora babe

[@JWmonkeyhill]

I’m afraid it’s impossible. Because Nora’s baby is a girl, and we’re looking at two baby boys here.

[@dodibessent9419]

What a wonderful mother ❤she needs spoiled

[@mjkay8660]

so the dark haired male is hers.

[@ocmom7971]

What happen to her face poor girl

[@JWmonkeyhill]

She's born like that.

[@rna7nicole753]

I understand that they're all probably hungry but, that little monkey that has it's pouches FULL needs to back off. This Mom is eating for 3: herself & for 2 babies. She needs a lot of food to keep her milk up. Stop feeding greedy box & focus on Mom, please.

[@CarmenGonzalez-ze9dw]

Not music please

[@kkossor3046]

I haven’t gone back to see the video of Nora’s baby, but could this possibly be hers? That perhaps she put her down & Ameia is now caring for it? Regardless, she’s a good Mom that’s for sure. *EDIT The dates don’t fit. Oh well, it was a thought. LOL Thanks again JW*

[@JWmonkeyhill]

Kathie, I understand what you mean. We're all hoping that Nora's newborn can make it.

[@jcboom6894]

@@JWmonkeyhill Besides that these monkeys are not on Monkey Hill, right?

[@ES-pc8kf]

kkossor Wouldn’t Arroz recognize Nora’s baby? He pretty much has a photographic memory.

[@sonjam314]

That momma is has been torn up💔

[@ninagra3175]

Моя любовь к Ameia безгранична!

[@annahunt8988]

And if you look this other baby is older than that newborn that baby is way older

[@sassygirl7817]

It’s a wonderful

[@amywilliams9692]

You have wayaaaa overdone you commercials 😒

[@JWmonkeyhill]

KZbin did it.

[@АннаМ-б4и]

Второй малыш упал с неба? Нет? Значит украла

[@theChosen0ne]

Arnnie

[@sassygirl7817]

The mom is a pro when it comes to eating and caring for the babies. I had the hardest time with one baby.

[@herbertsmith6416]

She must like to fight

[@kiki29073]

One is always a leech in this fake twin pairs.

[@JWmonkeyhill]

I never said it's twins. And don't you agree that newborns need nutrition from milk, just the same way as you need oxygen from air, to survive?

[@kiki29073]

@@JWmonkeyhill The other one takes from her baby. These mom's have a hard time feeding twins. There's only been a couple real ones to ever happen. Macaques are created to make twins. IDK where the other came from but she took it on and now has put her own at risk and not receiving it's full nutrition or care. Also I didn't say you said they were twins. I said the other one was the fake twin. You can always tell with these because the extra will be pushed off by the other and favored by the mother. It's lucky she lets it nurse period.

[@ThanhNguyen-ew2lh]

👍👍👍👍👍🐒🐒🐒🐒🐒

[@sunlandingmoonfakelanding421]

Experimented MOnkies

[@juancarlosgomezlozano7129]

Mona.y.sus.mellizo.