30+ Orphan Baby Monkeys Adopted By Moms This Baby Season - Vervet Forest - Season 2 Final Episode

[@KassieDavid]

GABE WAS MY FAVORITE BABY THIS SEASON!! HE HAS TURNED OUT TO BE A SUPER HANDSOME BOY! HE WAS IN BAD SHAPE WHEN HE ARRIVED YOU ALL DID AN AMAZING JOB REHABILITATING HIM!! I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL SO MUCH THANKS FOR GIVING YOUR TIME!! 👍👍👍☺☺☺

[@susancaballeroaloui4756]

I just love watching the moms scoop up the babies and hug them.

[@renatezylla1421]

It makes me really happy, that all this babies found a mom!

[@jerrieschulz2034]

These foster moms are so amazing

[@yukey2587]

Kinda neat that Gabe found a mom named Juno. Today is D-Day, and 75 years ago today, Canadian soldiers stormed Juno beach, as part of the Allies invasion to liberate Europe. A good name for a protector.

[@quietinspirationcreations3448]

The whispered "Yeahhhh! that escapes Kyle's lips at 14:33, speaks volumes about where his heart is, that was adorable!

[@HotTakeAndy]

Aww. I didn't even notice it the first time around.

[@quietinspirationcreations3448]

@@HotTakeAndy Yeah, it was pretty quiet, but so genuine!

[@whitneyconnolly3927]

Amazing. I get so attached to each one! All different personalities. Wonderful project being done. So caring, loving and responsible. Commend you all. Enjoy watching each program!

[@jerrieschulz2034]

They look related, so happy for him.

[@brendajoycewhite5747]

These monkeys are the most lovably of any breed I watch. I love you videos. And what each of you do for them. I am low income, many times have to choose between a bill and food. I watch the adds, most of the time and hit like. I also tell people on other groups about the great way you are with your videos, the work that is done threw your nonprofit group, compared to the video taking people that cause harm to monkeys. Want to thank you sincerely. I am 68, would of love to have known about something like this when I was younger. I would of been there in a heartbeat. 🐒🍀🐵🐒🥰⚘🌷🌾🌹😁

[@lindafromcalifornia1155]

Red: "I got this mum. See, I can climb with my yam. Uh oh, did any one see that?" This was good to see that all of the Vervets made it back to a troop. That is thanks to your foundation and to the dedicated staff and volunteers. Thanks Kyle for making this foundation known to the rest of us.

[@heatherlongacre4246]

This is a bittersweet video to watch becuz it's the end of the current baby season. I love these videos.

[@SavageCivilian3]

As always. Thank you!

[@jaxel7691]

And they all lived happily ever after... (I was dying to see the moment Belle finally clutched onto Shasta's belly though. She came *so close*...!)

[@Marinemom75]

Gabe is the cutest baby I've ever seen!! Thank you Kyle so Mich for sharing these incredible animals with us!!!

[@rentechpad]

I love how the mutual love for grass won Gabe over, especially in a troop that gets regular feedings so grass would rarely be a filler unless you just love the taste! Goes to show there is someone for everyone.

[@starlabradshaw2969]

OMG GABE IS SO FUZZY!!!!😍🐒💜🐒

[@sarah.harasboucher5202]

Starla Bradshaw I was just saying the same thing, all of sudden he’s a little puffball! I love it!! I bet it’s all the healthy food and milk he’s getting made he coat look all healthy and he’s just extra fluffy!! I just love these guys! Hope you have an amazing week!

[@janicehoff2865]

Another wonderful "baby season" watching these guys rescued, nurtured and cared for and off into their new troops. Thank you for once again bringing us along for the adventure.

[@teach4him2]

Kyle, just a HUGE THANK YOU to you and all of the volunteers!! THANKS AGAIN!

[@gatorrollu6502]

What a beautiful happy ending for the baby season. So glad everyone got a mother to foster them. Thank you all for the hard work you put in day after day. God Bless All of You.

[@quietinspirationcreations3448]

Awwww, Kyle, you've got me bawlin like a baby and you haven't even finished the intro! Even though I know we'll continue to see you and the vervets, the end of baby season is always a little sad. We also received the news yesterday, that "my" little baby, Heidi, has passed away. She was a tough little thing, that showed strength like no other, but now she's crossed the rainbow bridge to play with Dixie, Polly and all the other babies we have lost! RIP baby girls.♡♡♡♡

[@nicoleb9352]

Oh no😭 not Heidi!!! She was so beautiful & a fighter all the way.. I'm so sad to hear this💔.Thank u 4 sharing this, my gosh this is so sad. Do u know how?? my gosh I remember thinking, yay she's saved, she'll be fine now w/WLA.. 🌺Sweet Sweet Heidi🌺..4give me if I'm repeating myself a bit I'm completely shocked& saddened by this 😭😢Rest Peacefully sweet Heidi

[@juliathomas1255]

Aww noooooo .....😭RIP baby Heidi....... such a courageous little fighter .... no more suffering for her now...... 😥😥...how did you find out ?? I’ve been thinking about her since the WLA took her into their care we didn’t get very many updates on her after that .... (I wish they would go and intervene and get baby Santa away from those horrible people before she has a complete psychotic meltdown 🙄😥)

[@quietinspirationcreations3448]

@@juliathomas1255 There is a statement on the WLA's blog on their site, as well as their Facebook page. I'm in no way trying to start rumours, or cause trouble, but in all honesty I'm quite upset about the way they have gone about this. This is their statement, in its entirety... "With heavy hearts we announce that rescued infant long-tailed macaque, Heidi, passed away a few weeks ago at Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center. As many of you know, she was ill when she arrived and was not growing at the appropriate rate for a macaque her age. Despite our vets’ many attempts, she could not overcome her ailments. Her sweet nature will be missed by the entire nursery staff." So, first of all, WTF, she passed away a few weeks ago? And you're just getting around to letting the world know, seriously? I mean, I understand that they have many animal's in their care, requiring a great deal of work, but I think that statement is absolutely disrespectful, to us as viewers, and to her memory. I also understand that she's an animal, but the fact is, the WLA has reaped many benefits from acquiring the KZbin babies. Again, there has been a huge downside for them, but they've gained a huge following and financial support, as a result of baby Heidi (and the other's). IMO, the least they could have done is to post a recent picture, with her date of death, and perhaps some insight into her health conditions. I never expected her to live a long life, and believe she received top notch care in their facility, but a respectable send off, would have been nice. I mean, the pics they posted were from the day of her rescue on January 26th, we saw a brief video on February 27th, and nothing else, leaving more questions, than answers, like how long has she really been dead? Rest in Peace my beautiful baby girl HEIDI 09/18 - 05/19

[@quietinspirationcreations3448]

@@nicoleb9352 Thank you for your kind words, and I, too was shocked, thankfully, my best friend in the whole world alerted me to it, before having to find out on KZbin. I don't stake any claim to her, whatsoever, and yesterday was the first time I actually referred to her, as "mine". I just had such an intense attachment to her from the minute I saw her, back in November, she absolutely stole my heart and soul (and name, well I gave her that). I feel like that baby brought so many strangers together, from all over the world, and opened our eyes to the huge cultural differences there are, with regard to appropriate treatment of animal's. As Lori, impacted so many, and shed light on the darker side of animals being exploited on KZbin, Heidi carried the torch, and blew things wide open, showing how far some people will go, in pursuit of the almighty dollar. We tend to see a lot of hatred in the comments on Cambodian Monkey Channels, but the bottom line is, that we're all here for the same reason, which is a love of monkeys, and that should strengthen the bond, not pin people against each other! If you haven't already, please also read my reply to Julia, here, I posted a copy of their statement, and a little more of my own insight on the issue! Huggles, and Happy Monkeying!

[@lerigby2473]

Yo Heidi....we lost her??? What happened??? I assumed it was cause she was probably genetically challenged from birth....the mere fact she even survived thru that whole fiasco...at least she was with people whom cared.....at least her brief life was surrounded with love & care at the end....hope u r ok....i know u were really attached to that little nugget....hugs to ya...

[@picketfence2028]

Love seeing the babies connect with their new mothers! I saw a video of Dr. Goodall talking about Vervets. They really are wonderful mothers! Nice work everyone! ;)

[@another4for459]

There's just so much innocent sweetness, the way the babies hug each other and the moms and babies hug. It just melts my heart in every episode. I have binge watched every episode in both seasons in the last 2 days. Sadly for my eyes, I would keep watching if there were more.

[@audgester]

Thanks for another great season, Kyle!

[@pamisntcraiganymore]

Kyle you introduced me little monkeys I didn’t even know existed. I love these babies. BTW I have 2 of you photos at home. Everyone that sees them are charmed by the marvelous faces you captured.

[@kich6172]

Gabe is still so small, but, man, did he get fuzzy!

[@sarah.harasboucher5202]

Kich 6 Right! That’s what I was just saying, all of a sudden he’s a little puffball of cuteness! Maybe all the tlc and good food. He is just the cutest and he even makes the cutest faces.

[@sarah.harasboucher5202]

Awe I love Gabe he’s just so cute and fluffy and makes the cutest faces!!! So happy he matched with a Mom they seem happy!! I was sad when you said this was the last episode but I am so happy you will continue to post other videos until season 3. I look forward to your videos and often even rewatch older videos to get my Vervet monkey 🐒 baby fix lol 😂! Thank you Kyle and all the volunteers at VMF who make all of this possible! You are all true angels, look at all these lives you have saved and you all work so hard to give them as close to a life as possible to living in the wild and that is absolutely amazing! Thank you again!

[@kich6172]

While I watch the commercials I just want to say congratulations on another successful season. Look forward to what you have in store for the off season.

[@misskimpegues]

I am happy the babies all have new mom's and are doing well ...gabe and mom just fit together I think they even look a like .. those 2 in sick bay troop are pretty big boys and totally adorable... I would just like to say job well done to all of the humans that make life easier for these wonderful babies all of you are very special people .. and should be so proud of yourselves..for the selfless acts for kindness that each of you do daily ..

[@HotTakeAndy]

Incredible how well Bell can navigate the enclosure, and with so much confidence. Such an awesome video.

[@ritaness2602]

Good job Kyle and everyone at the foundation. Looking forward to season 3 and the rest of your videos until then.

[@mimi2-3]

Gabe and Juno together @ 1:24 would be a perfect picture printed out!!

[@juliathomas1255]

Oh no !!! ..What am I going to do without my Friday fix of all things Vervet🤣🤣....the end of baby season is such a bittersweet day .....I’m glad to see them all finally make it back to the wild and they all get a happy ending to such a traumatic beginning to Their little lives..... and Sadness ...for the little ones that didn’t quite make it 😭despite all of your hard work and effort....... here’s to Season 3 and to all at the VMF thanks 🙏 for all the hard work you put in day after day .... it’s a privilege to be a patreon .... I couldn’t think of a better way to be able to help from afar...... ( I’d be right there with you all if I could👍) ....... awaiting new posts and updates eagerly!! especially on little miss Vera who stole so many hearts ♥️ this season 🐒

[@quietinspirationcreations3448]

I could be wrong, but there may still be some type of video's coming from the VMF, last summer we saw a few VLOG's and Bandit Diaries, so keep an eye out for similar stuff. Otherwise, in order to get my fix, I intend to start watching season one, again, it not only helps them with ad revenue, but I'll get to see Kyle's amazing smile, and get my fix of fur babies!

[@nicoleb9352]

💖Love my cute lil furry🐒 friends. Thank you for EVERYTHING you all do there at #THEVERVETFOREST

[@djfxeagle]

I really have been enjoying the videos of the baby monkeys. All of you keep up the good work. Much love from Phoenix, AZ.

[@annettesalazar8991]

What a wonderful way to end Season 2. Best wishes to Kyle & the rest of the family at Vervet Monkey Foundation. May you all have a GREAT Summer....Peace & Love Annette from New Mexico 💜💜

[@judygraham8477]

Wow that walk around was fantastic Kyle , thanks for that ,very interesting 🙂🙂the monkeys are so cute thanks

[@felizshaw192]

Kyle your videos are the best thank you so much i really wish i could help somehow

[@deborahkimball-billups6405]

You can give time if you don't have any money to donate. Love wins ❤

[@sarah.harasboucher5202]

I love rewatching all the these past episodes! I am in complete awe of everything you guys do for these precious animals and defenseless babies, who without all of Your hard work , tlc, dedication, knowledge, love and time most certainly would not have had a chance at living a life and now they are loving life with their new family and thriving!! I’m sad that Kyle is leaving and for selfish reasons wish he could stay forever but that’s not life and I wish him well and look forward to hopefully seeing More of him and future projects online. Kyle if You read this i want you to know and I’m certainty not alone In thinking this, you have true talent and a wonderful way of telling a story and captivating the audience. Especially in this day and age your raw true talent absolutely stands out. No doubt you will Go far in life!! Thank you 🙏 again for all you have done and the countless hours of entertainment you provided us as well as knowledge all while making it fun to learn about these lil guys world! I wish all at VMF well and all I said above goes to each and every one of you as well, you all saved the lives of so many babies and who knows how many more out there are saved due to the knowledge others have learned and hopefully start to see them as living beings who are intelligent, feel pain, loss and love and are not vermin to get rid of so callously. 🙏 I do want to say I loved the ending bit of Red working so hard to get that sweet potato 🍠 up that tree...he finally makes it and goes in for a bite only to drop it!! 🤣 I was cracking up after he looked at his hands like seriously guys you had 1 job ...1!!! 🤣 Poor Little guy looked heartbroken. 💗 🐒 💗 🐒 💗🐒💗🐒💗🐒

[@name.terrie]

Thanks!

[@elidadeiulio792]

Thank you so much Kyle for all the wonderful videos, all the best for you and all the volunteers ❤️❤️

[@eughanbadli5269]

Aww I'm gonna miss that grass-lover. Bell sure is reluctant.

[@vanessamilligan378]

Cant wait to see what you have in store for us in between baby season this year!!!! Please so find a gibbon for me and whoop-whoop with it for me lol thanks for another great season!!!!

[@juliet5383]

We just love all of these videos you post. Thank you so very much. Looking forward to season 3.❤️😍🙊🙈🙉🐵🐒

[@jodieberesford8794]

When u skip the ad and reset the video to watch it to support the channel

[@kiki29073]

Kyle, while it's the off season and your knocking about over there, it would be cool if you ran across some the different species off vervets and kind of give an overview of the different ones and compare them to our vervets. That is on top of the other thing you have going on with the bigger babies yu are visiting.

[@reedecker9416]

Each one is a miracle.

[@Shelbegt]

Always good video’s & content❣️ Can’t wait till next video I’ll be waiting❣️

[@beckygarcia4416]

Enjoyed this video so much.❤️

[@samanthaburd586]

❤️. Thank you again❣️

[@dulceamaya1492]

Great episode for an amazing Season.

[@donnahuffman539]

Thank you Kyle for all these lovely videos. Your future will be bright. I will watch for future projects. How do the blind monkeys learn to get around the troop.

[@VervetMonkey]

The blind monkeys are kept in a special enclosure

[@chriswinslow5260]

You would never know Belle was blind if it weren't for that "6 pills deep world record holding MDMA gurn" she has. She cruisea around like. a champ with no hesitation at all.

[@VervetMonkey]

😂😂😂

[@quietinspirationcreations3448]

Is it just me, or have more mom's than usual, taken on two babies, this year? Obviously, it's working, just find it surprising!

[@chriswoodruff2293]

Quiet Inspiration (Heidi) I agree. And it seems that there were fewer babies this season too. Which could be a good thing meaning that fewer moms/babies were separated than last season. At least I hope that’s what it means. 🤞🏻

[@juliathomas1255]

I noticed that too ..... surprising but also great to see .... they get to keep their best buddies AND gain a new Mumma .... win/win situation all round!! ❤️❤️.

[@honeyowen3163]

Love this video. It

[@Em-mp4hf]

What does the monkey fur feel like? Is it soft or course?

[@NancyM1115]

Out of curiosity, can any of the foster moms breastfeed? Have the females been sterilized? I know the end result is attempting to rehome these vervets into their own sanctuary when the troops become established, but if there's already breeding going on there (if it is), there will be a good number to rehome somewhere. I did check the website, but a lot of things aren't clear on it.

[@ishandebee8828]

How long do Vervet Monkeys 🐒 usually live? Have TVF organisation noticed any difference in longevity in the outdoor enclosure areas? I was just wondering about population expansion dynamics: have the populations generally levelled out each year with older monkeys passing on naturally as new babies arrive?

[@VervetMonkey]

in the wild they live to around 15 years of age at the foundation well into there twenties and yes we pretty much at a levveling out point

[@sylviahanson3258]

Do adopted babies ever get left alone once they leave enclosure?

[@sarah.harasboucher5202]

Does Gabe have a lil cyst or growth on his bottom or is that just something he was born with ? Either way he’s still adorable!! Also it seems like we don’t see the Bandits hanging around hardly at all especially compared to last season. Is it just that they where mostly elsewhere during taping or are hanging out somewhere else for the time being....or did you guys tighten security with them coming around so freely because of some of the injuries from them grabbing tails and limbs through the fence and causing problems!?! Maybe you already went over this in another video and I missed it. Thanks

[@VervetMonkey]

um, I dunno. I think they're around I just don't happen to film them. But yeah we had a lot of issues with them this season, I mean Diane, Cookie and Edgar all got pretty messed up from the Bandits. But yeah usually its just a matter of me not filming something.

[@123456BRye]

How many babies in total this season?

[@VervetMonkey]

34 I think

[@snapjacker6274]

If an injured juvenile or adult is brought to you, do you keep it?

[@jibberjabber7788]

Oh wow! First view, first like! I love this channel!

[@stacyfoster3091]

Why isnt kyle in future seasons?

[@alexdill9667]

Hi Kyle! Just curious, if all the troupe males are spayed at 2.5 years of age, how does the Foundation get the live births we have seen occur each year? And approx. how many females do manage to get pregnant each season? Finally, do you manually transfer the 5+ years old males from enclosure to enclosure, to deal with the instinct to move around, thus avoiding inbreeding? Thanks!

[@herascamander5706]

I think I’ve watched every video now and can answer some. The babies come in as rescues from the surrounding local areas. Unfortunately the monkeys are considered vermin in Africa and are used for target practice or just killed, run over, etc. They tend to destroy crops and there has been a drought in some areas. Dead moms leave behind orphans. Vervets breed at specific times of the year..hence the “baby season” when people call them after finding an orphaned or injured or even a rejected baby. Some are turned over after being held as pets (often in very poor circumstances) once the family tires of them or decides a wild animal won’t stay docile. They treat them, reacclimatize them and find moms from within their former released rescue troops and send them back into the Wild once a mom adopts and bonds to them. They still feed the adults as well and keep milk bottles in cages for infants still needing some milk. The foundation has limited land and are limited on how many they can take in so they spay the males and it’s rare for the troops to have a birth unless they meet up with an outside monkey (see videos on the “bandits”) or one of the babies grows into a precocious male before spaying. Most adoptive moms learn how to parent from the troop, not from giving birth. They are not genetic parents so no inbreeding occurs.

[@HotTakeAndy]

From what I have seen from the videos, there are other vervets on location that are not part of the rescue, though they do get fed. Those vervets, called "bandits", are the ones producing offspring. All of the male vervets that come in as rescues to the facility are given vasectomies at 2.5 years of age. So from what I've seen, any of the current troops inside of the location aren't reproducing.

[@VervetMonkey]

Hi Alex, I'm not sure which "on site births" you are referring to, but usually its a matter of a roaming male Vervet who wanders onto the property from off site during baby season and impregnates some females. But yes we try to catch and vasectomize all the males at 2.5 years of age. Also sometimes although very rarely a Vasectomy can fail. At this point the males do not transfer troops, it would be an enormous undertaking and it's not as simple as just transferring a monkey to a troop, integration of a monkey into a troop is a very long process and simply placing a new male in an established troop enclosure could quickly lead to disaster and extreme injuries and especially danger for the younger monkeys. There is no chance for inbreeding since the males are vasectomized.

[@alexdill9667]

@@VervetMonkey thank you! That makes perfect sense. On site = the troupes contained in the big pens, like Scrow , etc...So basically the natural births that you mentioned were from interlopers, sneaking in, LOL. Thanks for the explanation 😊

[@alexdill9667]

P.S. sounds like one failed vasectomy could populate the whole tribe if conditions were right. Scary thought!😮

[@kathylove4106]

No do u or will u have any new video

[@judygraham8477]

How can you tell which baby is which ?

[@VervetMonkey]

When you work with them they alot easier to tell apart, diffrent personalities faces etc.

[@judygraham8477]

@@VervetMonkey I thought you would have to put certain dyes on them to tell them apart

[@barnettajohnsonthepancakem3792]

he says hi I am Kyle not Pam Kyle.