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These are found all over Penang and will steal everything!!

Emperor Tamarin

 

The emperor tamarin, Saguinus imperator, is a species of tamarin allegedly named for its resemblance to the German emperor Wilhelm II.

 

Nice beard huh?

@ Monkey Forest close to Ubud

Barbary macaques - Trentham Monkey Forest

African safari, Kenya, Africa - June 1999.

animal rescue orphanage at Mt Kenya Safari Lodge

 

Sykes' Monkey (Cercopithecus albogularis), also known as the White-throated Monkey, is an Old World monkey found between Ethiopia and South Africa,

 

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Like monkeys anywhere...be careful of your belongings!

He was yawning, and I managed to take a picture of him and his teeth.

I had the opportunity to be a nanny for an amazing set of twin boys for over two years. For their first birthday, I made them each a quilt for their bed that matched their personalities.

 

This is Aidan's quilt. From the day I met him when he was just 4 months old, I nicknamed him my little monkey. He is always moving and climbing and getting into everything! Even at not quilt three, he is already a little sports star and loves to play with any thing that involves a ball. So, for my little monkey, a monkey themed quilt. He is really attached to his "monkey blankie"!

Well in Iquitos Peru, you are more likely to get rubbed by a monkey than anyone else! These fast and sneaky creatures love to go in your purse or even just try and take it. I think we all under estimate the intelligence of animal!

VeRvet, not velvet, although I didn't risk touching him to find out.

Two langurs mimic each other at Tadoba

Monkey Forest, Trentham, Tittensor, Stoke-on-Trent, UK - September 2016

The Capuchin monkeys are New World monkeys. They are lively and curious.

A howler monkey investigating the zip line tour apparatus.

Photographed at the Oregon Zoo. a difficult shot due to the thick glass between me and him.... opps that isn't glass its a mirror. ;^)

More dangerous than they look. And they look dangerous.

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