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The golden monkey's eyebrows, characteristic of many species of Cercopithecus can be seen here. Photo by Paul Thomson/ AWF.
The vervet monkey (Chlorocebus pygerythrus) photographed in the Karoo
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The Hot Monkeys team is made up of University of Waterloo alumni. Formed in 2004, we are part of a bigger Hot Monkey’s organization/cult in which we enjoy other sports like floor hockey, soccer, snowboarding and ultimate Frisbee. We also like to hold group potlucks, eat out, have 90’s dance parties and go clubbing together.
Learn more about our players:
Andy Yu
Favorite Volleyball Move: Risking his body for the ball; Diving across the floor, slamming against the wall.
Favorite Candy: Sour Cherries
Justine Wong
Favorite Volleyball Move: Pushing with Andy for 2nd ball
Favorite Candy: Swedish Berries
Sam Wong
Favorite Volleyball Move: The Sam Formation One.
Favorite Candy: Fuzzy Peaches
Jennifer Ng
Favorite Volleyball Move: Getting confused on positioning and mixing up all the girls.
Favourite Candy: Super Sour Jube Jubes.
Jasvinder Singh
Favourite Volleyball Move: Bumping/grinding into Lily when going up for a block Favourite Candy: Big Feet.
Lily Luon Leung:
Favourite Volleyball Move: Please see Jasvinder’s comment.
Favourite Candy: Fried Eggs
Frame :*SURLY* cross-check CUSTOM PAINT by Cook Paint Works
Headset :*PHILWOOD*
Wheels :*H PLUS SON* the box × *GRAN COMPE* small track hub
Tire :*PANARACER* pasela tire
Brake Lever :*PAUL* love lever compact
Crankset :*SUGINO* RD2BX
Brake :*PAUL* neo retro × touring canti brake
Brake hanger:*PAUL* funky monkey front
Handle :*NITTO* b602F bosco bar
Saddle :* BROOKS*b17
Front Rack :*NITTO* M-1B BL special front rack + *WALD* 137 basket
Stem :*FAIRWEATHER* MT-31 side clamp stem
Grip :*BROOKS* slender leather grip
Pedal :*MKS* PAMBDA pedal
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Monkey Pose
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I’m sure any one who has been to India and is camera lover can’t resist capturing India’s beautiful cultural aspect.
I was at Agra Fort, and saw the Monkey sitting next to the gate giving me a nice pose.
Enjoy the moment !!!!
The shot
Camera Canon 5D, hand held .
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Last gibbon upload of the series.
I want to thank everyone who has taken the time to visit my stream or leave a comment. Had my first front page on Thursday for a while, happy days :)
During my excursion to South FL's Monkey Jungle last week, I had an opportunity to visit a 38 yr. old, male, Eastern Lowland Gorilla that has spent the last 28 or so years with them. One of the employees told me the Gorilla's (I didn't catch his name...I mean the Gorilla's name) sad tale of rejection and a long companion-less existence. Okay, how about we just call the Gorilla "Dave" from now on.
From what I gather, prior to calling the Monkey Jungle his home, "Dave" lived at another Zoo for about 10 years. However, prior to that, he was part of a circus attraction that had removed his canine teeth out of mixture of safety concerns and a perverse love for cruelty.
Since moving to the Monkey Jungle, "Dave's" handlers have repeatedly arranged pairings with local, single female Gorillas. Sadly, all of these dates ended in rejection. The handler I spoke to believes this is because the females didn't feel "Dave" has what it takes to protect them or their future offspring due to his deficiencies in the canine tooth department. Additionally, they considered bringing in a younger male Gorilla so "Dave" would at least have a buddy, but this idea was eventually rejected because the handlers felt he would be unable to defend himself if things went sour.
As a result, "Dave' has and continues to live a quite life of solitude in Miami-Dade county, Florida.
Why can't we just get him a set of dentures with huge canines or better yet, implant the motherfuckers. Gorillas in capacity live to around 50, so he's got some good years left to try to make things work, right? So if you know anyone that has the expertise and some good ideas regarding Gorilla dentistry, please tell them about "Dave".
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo - The Rainforest - Cleveland, Ohio USA
Francois' Langur Monkey
Class: Mammalia
Order: Primates
Scientific Name: Presbytis francoisi
Range: Southeast China to central Laos and Viet Nam
Habitat: Rocky places with trees