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Set amongst the woodland of Dorset lays 65 acres of sanctuary for over 250 primates. Monkey World was set up in 1987 by Jim Cronin to provide abused Spanish beach chimps with a permanent, stable home. Today Monkey World works in conjunction with foreign governments from all over the world to stop the illegal smuggling of apes out of Africa and Asia. At the park visitors can see more than 250 primates of 19 different species

This is a semi-wild Wooley Monkey that gets fed bananas by tourists every few days, but otherwise it lives in the jungle. Here is a list of the 8 species of Primates / Monkeys we saw in the Tahuayo Reserve:

Wooley Monkey

Red Titi Monkeys

Common Squirrel Monkey

Brown Capuchin Monkey

Saki Monkey

Pygmy Marmoset

Moustache Tamarind

Night (or Owl) Monkey

Pictures from an afternoon at the Parc Paradisio in Belgium

Medium sized monkey

cheeky monkey

 

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Monkey Jr. munching on a snack.

One of my favourite animals I saw yesterday at the Yorkshire wildlife park. So playful and friendly.

The Ubud Monkey Forest is a nature reserve and Hindu temple complex in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. Its official name is the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary (Balinese Mandala Suci Wenara Wana), and its name as written on its welcome sign is the Padangtegal Mandala Wisata Wanara Wana Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. The Ubud Monkey Forest is a popular tourist attraction and is often visited by over 10,000 tourists a month.

 

The Monkey Forest lies within the village of Padangtegal, which owns it. The village's residents view the Monkey Forest as an important spiritual, economic, educational, and conservation center for the village.

He's looking for something.

This is a sleeping monkey in the Ubud Monkey Forest, in Bali.

   

Capuchin Monkey on Monkey Island

Meet the world's smallest monkey.

found in Bohol

luckily the monkey did not try to join us for the walk.

Seen lots of Monkeys on our trip. This one was seen as we went on a boat in the mangroves.

Fer my Sockapal.

yarn: One Sheep Hill merino sock, color 463

John, Rowan, Nancy, Ant and Orla. Sunday tea at our gaff.

Torque Macaque captured in Dambulla, Sri Lanka.

Bert is a very active monkey and will keep your life full of fun. He loves to monkey around and bring imaginations to life.

 

You can read about a day in the life of Bert – here - woollywotnots.wordpress.com/2009/06/09/a-day-in-the-life-...

 

Bert the Monkey is made to order in a smoke and pet-free environment and knitted in the colours of your choice. His hat and scarf are made to match your favourite colours and he comes in whatever monkey fur colour you like - chocolate, treacle, rainbow, purple etc.

 

Bert is hand knitted with the finest Rowan pure wool double knitting and is stuffed with a high grade carded polyester filling which conforms to British standards: cleanliness BS1425 and fire safety BS 5852. It is a suitable component of articles requiring BS5665 and the European standard EN71 and those required to carry the CE logo.

 

Monkey is soft with no sharp parts. His hat is detachable.

 

Not suitable for young children without the supervision of an adult.

 

Other items pictured are not included.

 

Bert measures approximately 30cm in height.

 

Monkey in Zanzibar forest, mangrove

Gelada Monkey

Theropithecus gelada

 

Gelada Monkeys are the last surviving species of grazing primates. They must eat around a quarter of their body weight in grass every day.

 

The pink hour-glass shaped patch on their chest for displaying dominance and reproductive status. Males also flip their upper lip to expose huge canine teeth when threatened.

The Baboons at Cape point national park. Eating the South African national flower, the Protea.

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