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A monkey in a tree on Mokey Island in the Amazon.

Didn't quite get that...

the merri's sheets series

322.366: Or rather impressed as in a "not bad" expression? This is a portrait of a Siamang monkey at the Milwaukee County Zoo. These particular creatures have an inflatable throat sac which they use to vocalize through using a series of booms and barks.

 

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Saw the Monkeys while climbing down the Hills after seeing Gomateswara

Free monkey breath, what a deal, and I got about 8 packets of it. They did it because they apparently lub you.

A Red Colobus Monkey in Jozani Forest in Zanzibar

Monkeys and one funny guy.

Monkey World - Dorset

This Tiny monkey was right in this beam of light. I loved the feel it gave the little guy. I have now discovered that this is not a monkey at all, but actually a Cotton-top Tamarin. Shot during a wonderful day at the Birmingham Zoo with Duncan (nailbender).

At the monkey sanctuary on Miyajima, the monkeys are free to go wherever, so you can get right up close to them. There were eight baby monkeys there when we visited.

At Monkey Creek looking towards Mount Talbot, Fiordland National Park

This juvenile has sadly lost its right hand at some time.

These monkeys were common in the park and were clearly used to people.

Though this is officially a national park, it is really more for swimming etc. than for the animals. It is very crowded with day trippers and is apparently one of the two most visited such areas in the country - but few go to see the animals.

Photo by Tad Motoyama/Los Angeles Zoo

 

Mandrills are the largest monkey species. Check out more info about these colorful primates here:

 

www.lazoo.org/animals/mammals/mandrill/

Hmmm, any bananas up there?

by Jean Austin

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