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She's a spider monkey, although it's not as obvious as it should be. At her previous owner's, she was mistreated and underfed, which caused her growth to be stunted and her to look different than other spider monkeys. My favorite thing is that little combover she has.
Watchful monkey that came to investigate goings on near Wondo Genet, by the camp site above the hot springs.
Looks like a formal portrait of a monkey, shot this guy in summer of 2014 in Galiyat area of Abbottabad. Had to get real close though because the longest lens I had was the only lens I had, the typical 18-55mm. Who says you can't shoot wildlife with kit lens?
Trentham Monkey Forest is a 60 acre area with 140 free roaming Barbary Macaques. You get to wander amongst them - no bars and no glass between you! Awesome! Oh - and they currently have 12 babies!
Trentham Monkey Forest is a 60 acre area with 140 free roaming Barbary Macaques. You get to wander amongst them - no bars and no glass between you! Awesome! Oh - and they currently have 12 babies!
I can't even describe how unbelievable this place was. It is a mountain in between Beppu and Oita that has some 700 monkeys roaming around free. They don't leave the mountain, but they could if they wanted to.
A monkey (I forgot the name) from Chester Zoo, I used a zoom and of course I didn't use a flash or anything to upset it
They were braver than they should be. We as people ruin it when we give them an unnatural food source and they loose their fear. They didn't get close enough to touch, but it is obvious that they should have stayed father away then they did. This was brought in as close as I could. Sorry about the bumpiness. It is hard to film holding the camera over your head and watch them!
while on a nature walk on an island of costa rica we spotted these curious fellows wandering around. they were so tame, not afraid of humans at all, actually quite friendly but a tad agressive at times.
This wild monkey was roaming outside the Botanical Gardens. There were quite a few around and they are not that big, but when this cheeky one looked at me like that, I actually thought he was going to jump on me and maybe pull my hair off. Wouldn't have been the first time though!
MONKEY KING by PATRICIA CHAO
[...]
It’s the smell. I open my eyes to dark and there’s a change in the
air, a new body in the room. The bed sagging gently as someone sits
down.
In the faint light from the window I can see his outline: the long
curving torso, the bulbous head set onto a thin neck, just like
pictures in the book. There’s no tail, but I imagine it curled
underneath like a worm.
“Be quiet”, says Monkey King.
Look, Marty, I want to say, but of course Monkey King is right, I am
not allowed to talk. It would break the spell.
So I lie still, as still as if I were dead.
[...]