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some type of wild monkey in Thailand,we were out kayaking and seen these guys along the bushes...good job I brought my camera lol
Vervet Monkey, Lake Nakuru, Kenya
The vervet monkeys or green monkeys are medium-sized primates from the family of Old World monkeys. There are six species currently recognized, although some classify them all as a single species with numerous subspecies. Either way, they make up the entirety of the genus Chlorocebus.
gray langur monkey with infant, like most monkeys the langurs have a strong group relationship, the alpha male, however, only usually holds his position for a short time - usually around 18 months
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.
Monkeys are beautiful, curious and sometimes annoying, above all when they steal your muffins!
But this one was just eating his fruit
Wild monkeys all over the Angkor grounds. Caught this intimate moment between the mom and infant, still suckling to the parent's milk, under a ray of the afternoon sun.
The grumpier they look, the cuter they are. This guy looks Scottish to me, haha. Possibly goes by the name 'Jock'.