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This might be the dumbest name for any photo ever, but all bets are off with these snow monkeys. Did you know that Nolan Ryan from the Texas Rangers has a bunch of snow monkeys in South Texas? Oh yes, listen here. Really - listen! :)
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Snow Monkey resting after bouts of monkeying around at Jigokudani Monkey Park (Jigokudani Yaen Koen) in the forests of the Jigokudani valley in Yamanouchi, not far from the onsen towns of Shibu and Yudanaka.
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Wildlife Photography, Jungle.
While walking back to The Dog Palace from The Nuns Place
I walked to close to this monkeys personal tree.
What you don't see is Mama, Rocky, Tinker Bell and Little Stubby
are all standing right next to me .
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So it goes, life in the jungle .............. ;-)~~
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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
Back Story .........................................
Yesterday was a bit different then the usual.
At 11:15 AM a friend gave me a ride out to the
monkey temple. That's in a car, sense Aug 8th
I have not been on a scooter. In time I'll be back
in the saddle again and it will be business as usual.
I hung out with all the dogs till my ride returned at
4PM. One of the main reasons for this trip was to
give the dogs their monthly medications. This is very
important and can never be forgotten. Here in the jungle
heart-worm and a whole host of unwanted guests will soon
take full advantage of any animal not covered by medications.
There was only 6 or 7 photos taken in total as my body just
wasn't in the mood to carry the camera around, so I didn't ...
In this photo Mama is scolding Little Stubby for doing
something stupid. No big deal, this is as far as it went
cuz L-Stubby knew she did whatever it was she did ....
Rocky, being a young boy, of course thinks it's real funny.
A Big Thank You for your donations.
We are always in desperate need
of funding to help the innocent
animals dumped in the
dangerous jungle.
Thank You.
Jon&Crew.
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Watch closely at the faces of a band of rhesus monkeys & over time their individual personalities begin to emerge with each distinctive face.
Nuremberg, Germany
This picture and the following ones have been taken at Nuremberg Zoo.
I have no idea what kind of monkey this is, if somebody can help please let me know :)
Jigokudani Monkey Park , Yamanouchi, Yudanaka, Préfecture de Nagano, Japon.
(I wonder when the gaijin will give us a fucking break !...)
This small monkey is highly endenged due to habitat loss and hunting. I made this image during my most recent trip to the Osa Peninsula where I am planning to take small groups of photographers.
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I thought this was such a sweet sight. These monkeys hang around one of the famous Buddhist site at Polonnaruwa. They wait for devotees to place flowers before Buddha and then they eat them
With his hipster hairdo, elfish ears, and the face of a wrinkled (yet adorable) gnome, Ajani gets all the attention he deserves. Ajani, a baby mandrill whose name means “victorious” in the African Yoruba language, made his appearance last November, and he has been delighting keepers and guests ever since. Although more than 30 mandrills Mandrillus sphinx have been born at the Zoo and Safari Park over the years, the newest arrival is the first in more than 14 years.
Learn more: bit.ly/ZNAjani17