Baby orphan monkeys find new monkey moms, it's integration time

[@jillian7636]

That giant pile of cucumbers!! Hahaha- the monkey sitting on top was thinking, well my foraging days are over! 😂🤣

[@jensherman2771]

Second day of hanging out with Vervet monkeys. Binge watching all through the night! I can hardly get enough of these most amazing and beautiful beings. My heart is very happy today. Thank you for all you do for these precious, vulnerable, small members of our world. You are appreciated. You are loved💛

[@jmh9507]

Another hour well spent in the Vervet Forest! Thank you!

[@VervetMonkey]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@robw9986]

1:03 Wow little Vera getting big so quick

[@honeyowen3163]

We can all help VMF increase their KZbin revenue by leaving a comment and a thumbs up. Watching the commercials is a big help as well. What's happening with Floki's fund raiser?

[@renatezylla1421]

I am so happy to see "my" darling Yolanda again - she is good in entertaining herself...

[@MeganZopf]

I totally enjoyed this episode! Always a wonderful experience!! Dave is just a nice man doing all he is doing for these little guys!! And of coarse all the staff are wonderful too!!

[@sherylF5610]

I love when Dave narrates.

[@carolwilcox5712]

Sending the babies off has to be bittersweet. You are all amazing!

[@julieprior3126]

Looking at the ones playing in Disneyland, I am suddenly reminded of how tiny they are, seeing them next to the loo roll. Also how light they must be by seeing Momo climb up the broom handle without it tipping! Always great to see Floki and Jethro - the gentle boys of the Foundation. Yolanda is doing well, I noticed she was extending her fingers on the windowsill. I hope her shoulder and wrist heal up fully. Dave, should you ever have time (!) maybe you could write a book about your life, including when and why you started the Foundation? I'm sure we'd all want to buy it. Also do it as an audio book so we could relax hearing your lovely voice reading it!

[@lillianchristensen7023]

Makes my day to watch these babies. Thanks for all your hard work and ❤ caring

[@vickiaverett2744]

I get so excited for the moms and babies to to leave the enclosure and go out into the troop. It’s such a big moment and I always hope that everything goes according to plan! It’s got to be a happy day for you guys and so satisfying for everyone to see all of your work pay off!

[@leaupton5238]

This was a great episode! I just love to watch how the babies are growing and getting along. 🤗 🐒

[@juliehowman3912]

Guys to see the culmination of all your hard work is heartwarming and makes it all worth it. It’s funny how some of the babies take to the mothers so much easier than the others. Seeing their own personalities shine through is most enchanting.

[@melissatapley4527]

I found your channel a week ago and just love the work you're doing. God bless Dave and all that help these monkeys live as close to natural as possible! I can't send money at this time, however I can and am watching all the videos to the end and all the ads that go with them to help. Keep doing this hard work and I will continue to watch all the videos. God bless everyone!

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

It's wonderful to know that just by watching the episodes and ads we can make a big contribution. Get your friends doing that, too!

[@honeyowen3163]

Welcome! It's so nice to see a fellow subscriber leave a comment. Spread the word to friends, family and coworkers and encourage them to subscribe. If you watch other wildlife sites on KZbin you can let people know about them.

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

@@honeyowen3163 Melissa: what Honey said. And good job, honey owen. You and I are definitely on the same page. Carolyn

[@bitsabelle]

I enjoyed this so much, many thanks. The world is so sad right now and this is proof that there is far more good than evil out there and we should continue to have hope and faith in that. Thank you so very much. ❤️

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

Well said!

[@maryannwelton9517]

The Integration of the babies worked out picture perfect, the whole crew should be so proud of themselves. I am so happy and excited for their future in nature with their moms. May God Bless each and everyone for all of their devotion and tireless mission.💙💖🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@deborahhodges342]

Oh those babies. So happy they found their new foster mommies.

[@cas6227]

She is precious... I will pray for regularly... You guys are. Doing a great job

[@amybush9066]

So happy to see these little ones getting another chance in life after having such a tragic start. It's so exciting to see how excited the moms get as well as the rest of the troop when new babies come. If only I was younger and in better health...would love to be there helping out. You guys and ladies are doing a wonderful job. I look forward to each episode.

[@donnadavis9751]

@Amy Bush I was sitting here think the same thing if only I was in better health an younger..

[@lindadepascale5697]

I remember when Vera arrived. So pleased to see her possibly becoming a babysitter. All the babies are adorable! Thank you for all you do for them!

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

I know! Can you believe that little screamy Vera--who was so unhappy about everything and with everyone--is now so grown up?

[@wandamanske8667]

I love Floki. He never gives up🙏❤️

[@wandamanske8667]

I’m fascinated by your feeding cages! What a marvelous idea 💡 such a nice team to take care of little ones.

[@donnameyer9424]

It is so interesting watching them finding their adoptive mom plus the other way around!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@renatezylla1421]

What I always admire in you care for the monkeys is your great patience! In any process, whether it is the healing process or the finding process between monkey children and foster mothers, YOU show understanding of the behavior of the monkeys and your know how much time it needs for a process to be successfully completed. Thank you all for your loving care of these wonderful animals!

[@deborahsalem4909]

What a really great episode! The camera work & commentary is so good. It gives the viewer the 'best seat' in the house to see up close what goes on. Well done everyone & thank you!

[@bettybriggs7720]

Are these moms the same breed as the babies? They all seem to have black faces.

[@maxine3587]

@@bettybriggs7720 Yes, they are. They probably darken as they get older.

[@margaretcostello8528]

Witnessing the Skunkey troop integration was fascinating and mesmerizing. It is amazing to see them all growing up, foraging and following their moms in all they do. Sending much love and thanks to you all for your very important wonderful work!❤️✌🏻🙏💕😎

[@VervetMonkey]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@honeyowen3163]

This is a day everyone at VMF can be proud of as 4 little orphans have begun their lives as members of a troupe. From volunteers to local staff a very big thank you to all.

[@beanobel]

I wish all the monkeys has a good life... You are the best to take care for these lovely monkeys... So thay can climb in the trees... And have fun with and play together... I find it so sad that people take them as pet... And they give them clothes and diapers on... I find that abuse and torture... My hart cry to see that...

[@wandamanske8667]

So happy to receive my coffee ☕️ cup inspired by Charlotte. I love it❤️

[@jeanninema351]

merci merci merci.!!!!

[@Wendy-cj5yz]

It never gets boring seeing the mums and babies paired up ❤️

[@robtv1674]

Watch this male and female monkey kiss romantically kzbin.info0huLz3-6lQU?feature=share

[@dorothydeese759]

I agree Wendy. I love when the mom's when the babies over. I wish there was a foster mom for each baby.

[@kathymyers-host6187]

I just LOVE their little noises they make 🥰

[@timmied8461]

That sure was a Great Success, four babies to the same troop at the same time, Awesome!

[@VervetMonkey]

Yes it was!

[@patriciaduggan4102]

@@VervetMonkey THANK YOU FOR YOUR. COURAGE & ALL YOU ARE DOING FOR THESE LITTLE ONES Patricia from CANADA

[@amy6289]

Fascinated by Jethro!

[@TheKimeegirl]

How heartwarming to see these babies from the time y'all got them and how scared and traumatized they were and NOW, They have been able to go on with their lives as if nothing bad ever happened. I wish it was that easy with a human child ❤... I cried when these 4 all got mama's and now they can go on continuing living a happy beautiful nature life like God intended them too🤗❤🙏 God Bless each and every one of you that volunteer to help these animals. You all have great hearts and souls to do this. I pray for you all every night and this may sound silly but every time you get a new baby in I pray that its life will be able to change from the evil that has happened to it and it gets a chance to get a new mama and friends and belong to a troop.❤🙏🤗

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

For those of you who are new here, Jethro made VMF headlines for actually being filmed carrying Rox around under his belly, just like a mom might. This is virtually unheard of. Jethro must have enjoyed this experience, because you'll see him around on these occasions.

[@idbalendo]

Thank you for the hard work!!!❤❤❤❤

[@VervetMonkey]

You are so welcome!

[@leonorpimentel1532]

Nice 🐒🐒🐒♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@livinglife1135]

I’m so glad you’re showing the all the names. At times it was difficult to follow the infant and moms with all the interchanges. 🙏💕

[@VervetMonkey]

Glad it was helpful!

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

And, Josie, at 31:30--even though we can't see the nice drink very well--we can certainly *hear* it!

[@nat6167]

Love this channel

[@EmmaDee]

I forget how small Disneyland babies are too!! Oh I forget!!

[@renatezylla1421]

I love this moment where the 5 baby monkeys are suckling the milk bottles at the same time - looks like the "milk bottle gang" to me

[@chuck876]

Just like Floki, I don't see Yolonda's right shoulder and wrist getting much better. Gosh, I hope I'm wrong. I love that little sweetie. I've watched all episodes from day one till now. The progress you make is awesome. Gimli, WOW.

[@wandamanske8667]

I wish I had a dvd to watch whenever I want to 👍❤️

[@ksealskimmer]

great video

[@chuck876]

I love this channel. Dave and crew, u r doind great things. As for Floki, at 5:52, his right hip and led isn't right. Look at it. His leg and knee are kicked way out. I don't see it making a recovery. I feel bad for that monkey.

[@jenniferjohns9364]

Are they called skunkey.is the two babies that stayed behind are they calling for a Mom to get them.its great to see them up in the big tree's.

[@VervetMonkey]

No the troop is called the skunkey troop

[@lennarthagen3638]

These videos and the wild macaques in Hong Kong make my day!;) They are not pets. They should be wild and if not then the next best thing.

[@Baby_Elaine]

❤❤❤❤

[@gritskennedy5007]

Josie, you are quite the brilliant supporter the tireless efforts you are committed and dedicated to are remarkable! Have you been studying for degrees to become a full fledged documented official primatologist or vetrinarian of primates specialist? You can do it through Swede

[@vickiaverett2744]

I hesitate to say anything because it’s obvious that everyone is trying to do their best but 1 or maybe 2 of the girls who video and speak their voice is so timid or quiet that it comes across more like mumbling. Perhaps they are intentionally trying to be quiet but even ‘closed caption’ isn’t able to pick up the right words so it becomes scrambled and a loss of information. I don’t want it to come across as criticizing because that isn’t my intention. Dave and Mark, and other male voices are very clear and the female who is doing videos, who is also speaking and asking the caregivers and volunteers questions about the babies and just talking about everything in general, her voice is really clear and very strong. I hope you don’t mind me sharing that. I really like everyone and clearly realize that everyone is trying to do their best to make these videos informative and even entertaining for the public, it’s all very appreciated. Your Friend, Vicki

[@julieprior3126]

I've had the same trouble and, like you, was hesitant to say anything because I hate to criticise. Dave, Josie, Mark and Connie are all very clear. I rather miss Laura because she was quiet but clear. It's just a couple of the other ladies whose diction and volume need a little tweak. Thank-you. 🤗

[@VervetMonkey]

its a difficult choice using parts of video to put a small story together and i have to choose video before voice and then i try do then talking - unfortunately its difficult to get everyone to actually talk never mind clearly

[@vickiaverett2744]

@@VervetMonkey I have noticed that some of the girls seem shy. I appreciate your clarification….I am in the US and wondered if it’s just because of where I am. I have shown my husband a couple of videos from episodes of Chimp Eden where I can hear clearly Eugene and Phillip and others talking but the picture isn’t good. Oh The joys of technology 🤗. I do love your videos, they are so fascinating! Would you ever consider sharing about how your foundation got started (who started it, was it Dave) and the lives of those who are so committed to working with and taking care of the adorable Vervets Monkeys?

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

​@@vickiaverett2744 There is some ancient history at kzbin.info/www/bejne/j17Ek42sd9Gqhq8. Also, check out the entry for the Vervet Monkey Foundation at Wikipedia @ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vervet_Monkey_Foundation. Somewhere here Dave talks about having found a baby and asking someone what he should do with it. "Kill it," the person said. That, Dave says, was the spark the lit the flame--my words, not his--but that was quite definitely his idea.

[@jenniferjohns9364]

Do they have a routine with grooming or a time of the day they groom each other.mr Flokie looks like he's doing well after surgery .

[@janetgonzalez3931]

They sell bottles that has a rubber hose and the nipple at the end you don't have to hold them all the time u can just lay them down put the nipple in there mouth and bottle is on the side I just seened it on a video where 2 twins had thos bottle and it's amazing mom don't have to feed them in her arm very creative whoever invented those Love your videos

[@olabaskerville]

There is so clean in their cages, not cages - rooms, that I never seen how babies pee and poop 😊

[@susanschwartz7315]

I canatch these same babies over and over again, I love the and all of you for your work, I passion and dedication. Ian though, really ready to see NEWVIDEOS,listening g to NEW STORIES AND ADVENTURES. Certainly, I love seeing each little one exhibit their own little personalities.❤️

[@elisevandyk7262]

So happy for the little ones to find mammas

[@jerrieschulz2034]

I wonder if the adults coats are as soft and silky as they appear. I also wonder if the babies think this is the natural order of life, born to one mother then on to a new mother for more education including matters like who eats first and how to fret the rules of the troop

[@rentechpad]

Its always a bit harder when they are older and have to go through surgery on, especially, the lower limb/hip joint that is a major weight bearing part of the anatomy. Trying to create a pseudo joint out of muscle and scar tissue can be trying, especially when its a primate. In dogs and cats and other mammals that bear weight on 4 limbs the removal of a femoral head and allowing scar tissue to form a false hip joint is nearly always successful while on primates is much less so, for the same reason its not something that would work on humans and, instead, a hip replacement would be needed if the femoral head could not be pinned back or a better cup formed surgically. I hope this time it works for Floki and its does not fail again but the real danger is just how much he seems to want to use it and the movements he is making are not equal to good range of motion, with just the right flexion and extension for where he is in the healing process. Its much different for him to be going through this being over a year old, rather then when he was a baby and would not have been as risky when he was small to be handling him and working his tendons and muscles through the correct movement he needs to strengthen them in the correct sequence. It may sound a bit cruel but often when a baby has spent a long time being unable to use a limb, first due to pain and then due to the need to periodically immobilize a joint, especially durian the age where they are learning how to use their bodies and mastering things like climbing and exploring they often adjust to the idea that they only have 3 limbs that function and don't know to try using the one that's been healing. Added to that she been denied play with others her age where she would see all 4 limbs being used. Of course the biggest worry is that a dislocated shoulder can be frozen and not ever gain its full mobility, and even when you are not immobilizing it, she might just be continuing to hold it in that position and not get as much use of it as she should. One technique they we have had to employ once its determined that the dislocation has been put back in place and the joint is stable is to immobilize the good side at least for short periods of time forcing her to weight bare on that side and build up her strength as well as working out range of motion for her, with her good side immobilized she would have to use the weaker side to reach and stretch to get food, steady herself and so on. Nerve damage might not be a hinderance to her, except for any fine motor control she might need in the one hand and having a good hand to do that sort of fine manipulation is probably all she needs. Since he is occasionally does weight bare she probably does have some gross motor control and therefore some working nerve impulse or she would just have it hang and get in her way rather than keeping it out of the way of her other limbs. Often with animals who can not really under stand verbal instructions on how to exercise a body part of work on using it the only real way to get them to do what would be natural repetitive motion and weight bearing to strength that part, is to remove the ability for the opposite limb to do all the work.

[@sisterpamop]

From where do you acquire foster moms?

[@susanneanna2421]

I wish there were more people who really care for the monkeys, not turning them into puppets with stupid clothes and cruel handling.

[@sarahd5898]

The little tantrum at the beginning. 😂❤🙈

[@erynporter9951]

So nice to see this Season's first babies, Roddy & Kappi going with their Forever Family at Skunkey!!! Hard to believe they're the same tiny helpless babies that first came in!!?!?!. 🐵❤️❤️ * Curious if you've ever tried to use resistance bands attached to the wall or a branch for Yolanda to pull on for rehab???

[@VervetMonkey]

if we could workout how to get her to do it, it would be something we could try

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

@@VervetMonkey Now that would be a challenge!

[@sonjam314]

Floki’s leg looks worse off than it did before to me. He has just been through so much the poor guy💔💔💔💔

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

And a question for Dave: Dave, I am supposing that smell is a powerful way vervets have for identifying their kin and their troop. How is it that the occasional bath--for poopiness, among other things--doesn't interfere with their scent?

[@VervetMonkey]

it would, but because they dont belong to any troop at that stage its not of great concern, we aslo use a very mild natural shampoo

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

@@VervetMonkey Thank you! I knew you'd know the answer.

[@lynnbuonomo7611]

I have to ask: Is the fruit you get is naturally big, or does it appear that way in a baby’s paw, hand? Thanks for anther great video!👏

[@VervetMonkey]

I have nothing to compare it to so lets go with both

[@lesleypykett3364]

When the babies go with their new mums, how long is the milk available for?! In the feeding cages? as in days / weeks?

[@janinaallen1769]

Hi, I just wondered with the amount of monkeys you guys take in , is there a concern about running out of room?? And I've noticed that these people that have sites showing off there dressed up monkies that there all young. So what happens once they become adults?? Cause I've yet to see one

[@bosquegirl]

Looks like Erbs palsy in the R arm.

[@fayhansen745]

Why does the foster moms don't want their babies to go into the cage to get milk? .❤🐶

[@VervetMonkey]

she does not know its for milk and is scared she wont get her baby back

[@vpaniagu]

When baby male and female are best buddies, what age do they stop being friends and seperate by sex?

[@VervetMonkey]

i would roughly say from 2 years onward - the game play and interaction will change

[@maryreynolds5310]

So if you put a sling on Yolanda's good arm so she could be forced to use the other hand/arm, would that be possible? Even if just minutes a day...just a thought. I sure hope the best for her! Oh, got a call ..this week or next its a go, can't wait!!

[@VervetMonkey]

Thank you - it is something we tried but she just falls over - its radial nerve damage to the wrist and she needs physio to loosen the arm a bit

[@azilgaard]

Towards the end when Momo, Mini Max, Skyking and Zephylon are playing they do look like they're having a ton of fun. You've told us that birth moms don't let their babies go until the baby is three months old. Does that mean that in the wild little babies are never allowed to play with each other like this or do moms occasionally let them play if only for a little bit?

[@VervetMonkey]

the play would be minimal and mom very close

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

@@VervetMonkey Wow! Monkey helicopter mums. The mind boggles.

[@julieprior3126]

Forgot to ask.. Have you ever seen or cared for an albino Vervet? If Yes, are they accepted in a troop?

[@VervetMonkey]

as of yet a true albino has not been seen, there have been a few white furred vervets and yes they accepted in the troop just as any other member

[@cherianderson248]

How is Yolanda doing now?

[@maryfregain4648]

Two baby's want same Mom

[@debbiecoyne]

What number is Spirit? I've lost track. I'm just anxiously waiting for the episode that has my Candi & Ricky-Joe in it #26 & #27, I believe. I think Bobby came in with them and he is # 25.

[@debbiecoyne]

@@carolynmcpherson2667 yes, they do have over 30 babies so far, but what I'm referring to is the new arrival babies that haven't made it to the weekly videos they put out. So, if Spirit is number 22 or 23 then I know it might still be another few weeks before baby numbers 25, 26, 27 come out. I may be wrong, but, I believe that #25 is Bobby, #26 is Ricky-Joe & #27 is Candi.

[@debbiecoyne]

@@carolynmcpherson2667 oh no,they are over 2 months behind on the Thursday KZbin videos. I'm only saying this because I named Candi and Ricky-Joe & they arrived at VMF in the beginning of January & I'm still haven't had their debut video yet. I know that they arrived around the same time as Bobby & he hasn't been seen as a new arrival yet either. That's why I was asking what number Spirit is because that would give me an idea of how close they are getting. The lives don't count because they're live views. I'm talking about the weekly Thursday videos on KZbin.

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

Yes, I thought so, but I wanted to make sure you knew about the Instagram feed. Candi has shown up on Instagram, her appearance "enhanced" by the TikTock (spelling?) treatment. So we just have to be patient. With all these new little ones, I'm amazed Dave has the time to put the weekly shows together at all.

[@josiehumble5907]

Spirit is number 23

[@josiehumble5907]

And...tomorrow is Bobby & Candi's big day to be released into the Dino & Daniel troop....

[@deborahschell9176]

Perhaps they should put her in water. If she swims, that would be good for her arm. Even if she can stand up in it, she'll still use the motion if possible.

[@cheryltregillis1127]

Is that pile zuchinis,?

[@VervetMonkey]

no cucumber, does not last though

[@dawndixon402]

😁👋👍👍👏👏💕🙏

[@gritskennedy5007]

Flokis leg is really tucked and turned inward poor thing..ouch. h3 looks none the worse for wear !

[@gaylawheat]

What is wrong with baby right arm hand just started watching

[@rogeriabarroso2150]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@carolwood4023]

can i get one of the baby for a pit

[@VervetMonkey]

how big is the pit

[@lynn3525]

How about wrapping the good arm up for a bit and forcing her to use the bad one more

[@VervetMonkey]

she falls over

[@hollywood7900]

They sound different the black face ones weird

[@JohnnygSawyer]

What ranking is Pam? If Pam was going to get three babies, wouldn't you hope that Pam was high ranking? Let me rephrase my question. Wouldn't a foster mom who is high ranking do better with the multiple babies? I would think that it would be a harder life on a foster mom who is low ranking and has multiple babies.

[@VervetMonkey]

the sad part is high ranking females will just take the baby if they wanted it, so by using the low ranking females, there will be more moms per baby

[@carolynmcpherson2667]

@@VervetMonkey That makes sense. After all, if you're the Princess, you can get others to do your work.

[@leslie6938]

Johnny I wouldv'e thought the same thing about moms of multiples, but I've seen a couple interesting situations among the Hong Kong rhesus macaques over the past few years and both were low ranking moms (two isn't enough to draw any conclusions so I'm not suggesting that only low ranking moms raise multiples, especially since we don't know how the two moms came to raise two babies at once. JW films a mom called Ameia who is extremely low ranking (the very lowest I believe), but a couple of years ago soon after she gave birth to a boy she adopted another baby boy too. As far as I know, nobody knows how this came to be, don't know who his mom was or how Ameia came to adopt him. There are two videographers in Honk Kong who film the monkeys as a hobby so the vast majority of monkey life happens out of human sight. Despite her low status (and she has some physical deformaties), she is a fantastic mom and she worked very hard to keep two lively babies/toddlers safe and well fed. It helps that the regular human feeders understand monkey politics very well and found ways to get her plenty of extra food safely (because higher ranking females would always steal her food, run her off, etc, but Ameia is experienced and has gotten smart about how to avoid trouble). The other mom seen raising two babies was even more surprising. She was called Puppy Mom (don't ask me why, I DK) and she was also low ranking and very old, too old to have given birth but somehow she raised two babies. And she produced milk for them! This was a few years back and she's not seen/filmed very often, but the thinking was that she had maybe been 'adopting" a baby often enough since she was too old to give birth that her milk production hadn't shut down. I don't think the Hong Kong monkeys are comparable to the vervets here because those moms give birth vs. the vervets here adopt/foster. Although high ranking moms can take a baby they want from a low ranker in the wild, it's very rare from what I've seen. (The only and closest situation I've seen over the last 5 years or so is this year, there's a grandmother that keeps taking her daughter's baby and even nurses it too. They're kind of a dysfunctional family, the grandmother is much more dominant than the daughter, who is a new mom and doesn't know how to deal with the situation). Anyway, it makes sense to me that it would be easier for high ranking vervet moms here to take babies they wanted, since there has been only a brief bonding period when a foster mom takes her new charge out into the troop and of course they don't have a biological connection. I just thought of one other multiples situation, a few years ago the matriarch of a snow monkey troop in Japan raised twins. I don't remember if she gave birth to twins, or just one of the babies and either took another baby from a lower ranking mom or if there was an orphaned baby. Anyway, definitely a very high ranking mom in that case. There are just so many interesting situations amongst all of our primate cousins. Like us, each individual is unique with different personalities and dispositions and it's obvious starting with the babies. For every rule, there are exceptions it would seem. Which reminds me, I loved hearing about Jethro and there are three adult males in Hong Kong I can think of who love babies and children and it's so heartwarming to see them caring for them, carrying them, grooming, protecting them, and one even shares food (super rare!).

[@josiehumble5907]

Pan is part of the alpha group

[@brigritte2091]

😉!

[@georgianasalter]

😂😂😂

[@gil-juniorriseabovebetraya5972]

Do this kinds of monkey also annoying, drammatic, clingy and cry babys like the more original macaque that we see in all the youtubr videos. Not all monkey are unluvky as those macaquez

[@veden310]

You should get some predators to make their life more natural.

[@VervetMonkey]

we actually do have natural predators, number of eagle species, python, caracal plenty of humans and dogs

[@timmied8461]

Awesome job everyone, lov to see the babies getting their new moms! 😍 How do you keep all the Bandits away from your piles of vegetables? 🐒🐒🌽🥒🧅🥕🐒🐒

[@VervetMonkey]

Good question!

[@pilarsanchez50]

Great video