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Guess What Monkey?
Can you name this type of monkey (two words total)?
Do You Open a Banana Like a Monkey?
It's Monkey Day so stop monkeying around and check out this video. Spotted on Lifehacker, the man demonstrates how this (other) primate actually opens bananas. A different approach than I imagined, so check it out and see if you're now thinking "human see, human do!"
Go Bananas For 9 Animals Monkeying Around!
Tomorrow's National Monkey Day! Although this holiday technically commemorates the day when John Scopes was convicted for teaching evolution in the infamous Monkey Trial ending on July 21, 1925, I'm going to use that bit of history to commemorate some monkey phrases of our own. Check out cute creatures acting as the saying would imply — "Monkey see, monkey do" after all!
Can You Guess How the Owl-Faced Monkey Got Its Name?
Born on March 19, check out this cutie pie. Hellooooo. The owl-faced baby monkey (fancy name: Cercopithecus Hamlyni) poses with mom, Kamina, who looks a bit more like this namesake, wouldn't you say?
This Monkey Babe Looks Just Like a Monchhichi
When I was little, I went through a phase of collecting Monchhichi figurines, remember those all you kids of the 80s?! I haven't thought of them in years until I saw this lil face and it came rushing back. Meet Elke, an infant Francois Langur born at Sydney's Taronga Zoo.
Mandrill Baby Chills With a Literary Family
Another Monday, another Mandrill. Actually, that's not technically true because this is the first of these colorful-faced primates we've seen in a while. But, seems the cliche still rings true, with the monkeys and the bananas that is.
Guess What Animal?
The world's largest species of monkey, the colorful face should give this species away . . .
Cottontop Tamarin Baby Masters Cute in Just Two Weeks' Time
Monkey baby, hooray! Just so you know, I totally said those words super silly so they all sounded the same (Monk-ay bab-ay hoor-ay). Call me crazy, but I'm going loopy from gazing into the eyes of this lil cutie pie.
Bananas!? 70 Percent of Asia's Primates Are Endangered
Whether or not you think this guy is your long lost relative, it's a mixed barrel of monkeys out there. First, the bad: an IUCN Red List of Threatened Species shows that 48 percent of the world's primates are facing extinction. That number includes the fact that 70 percent of Asia's primates (as high as 90 percent in Cambodia) are listed as endangered.
Super-Cute Gallery: Baby Black Howler Gets Bottle Fed!
Go, Diego, go! The three-month-old Black Howler Monkey takes some sloppy sips in his home at Scotland's Edinburgh Zoo. This greedy guy looks rather hungry and friendly, happy to cling to both people .
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