Only Red Bellied Guenons in Captivity Have A Baby | Season 12 Episode 2 | Full Episode | Monkey Life
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- Based in Dorset in the UK, Monkey World is the largest monkey and ape rescue centre on the planet. For nearly three decades, the team has saved countless primates - across 20 countries - from lives of cruelty, abuse, and neglect.
This safe haven is now home to more than 200 monkeys and apes. The dedicated staff never stop in their quest to save animals from being mistreated by owners, ending up in laboratories or being exploited in the entertainment industry.
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CONGRATULATIONS MONKEY WORLD ON YOUR NEW ADDITION ❣️
Wow poor Gizmo, stuck in an unheated shed on his own for 19 years! Hard to believe. So happy he's with lady friends now and enjoying his best life.😊
The eyes on the Red Bellies are Out of this world😍❤
Those little Loris hands, the BIG EYES. Or the slow motion life.Just sends me over the moon😍❤💋
Awhh look at sweet little Nora !! So Adorable ❤
Another solid episode, my day can officially begin 😊
I LOVE watching your videos! I get so excited when I see a new one. I think the decision to allow Benny and Nia to have a baby was GREAT! 😍And what a cutie ! 🥰
You read my mind😇🥰😍🥰😇! They have every right to have at least one baby😇🥰😍🥰😇😘☺️😊😚🤗💗💓💞, it already looks so very sweet and adorable with long arms and legs🥰😍😇!! It has the same cute face as mom and dad🥰😍☺️😊😚😇🤗🤗!!!
One of the best of your videos, even though a part may be old.
I’m completely awed by how the staff think of ingenious ways to hide and package the food, especially the idea used for the orangutans in this video.
Can’t wait to see that baby orangutan from Germany.
Your work is truly remarkable! ♥️
I think it's great that the little monkey pair were allowed to mate and have a family. I know it's a rescue center but for the endangered species isn't it still like a rescue if they can breed occasionally? I am also aware space is a concern that it's needed to be able to take in other victims of pet trade. That was just my thoughts on it. Some of the animals in their care are extremely rare in the wild so I think that some allowances could be made to help the breed survive they do it for the beautiful wooly monkeys & I'm so happy and thankful that they do. I think it will be a sad day when we as humanity loss an entire species of any animal, especially when it's due to what we as humans has done to them and there habitat
I love your channel. It’s fun to watch, but also how hard you all work for a better world.
Good for you Ms. Alice, people have at times to many opinions and I am glad the animals are with you instead of in a home of a ignorant person. You are doing just fine, thank you for all you do for the animals. !!!!!!!!
❤so fun to watch I love all of these little cute primates and the staff is just amazing ❤! So compassionate ! It’s amazing all the time you all spend and dedication and the loves you save ! It’s much appreciated great job 👏
Nia and Beni becoming parents is wonderful 👏 So glad that they were given this beautiful gift.😘😘
😹👏🏽GLAD YOU DON’T CARE CAUSE THEY NEEDED THE BABY 🍼 🐾🍃💖
That baby looks huge next to Nia. I'm so happy that their capture from the wild didn't affect their ability to be good parents. That's something.
I was thinking the very same thing!🤣
This baby ❤️ is the very first newborn of •ANY• primate species that I've ever seen before (which is quite a lot) that is such a much bigger size as just a newly born fresh-out-of-the-womb infant in comparison to the size of it's mother--
that it makes you wonder so many things about how in the world did the poor mother ever •possibly• handle & cope with allllll of the uncomfortable-ness of a baby of •that• newly just born size as it kept growing ever bigger inside of her and then her finally being able to give a healthy delivery to it
(for BOTH of them!!) all by herself...
●WITHOUT● it resulting in very high-risk & severely complicated deliveries ending up killing either one or both of them as a baby that size is being pushed out of a mother of only •her• size?!?
And it also blows the mind thinking about How IN THE Freakin World did that baby even possibly ●FIT● all of itself curled up inside of it's tiny mother in order for it to even be able to survive long enough to even ●GET● finally born....
without it just bursting it's tiny little mid-size mother wide open the last month or so of the gestation period for this species?!?!
Not to mention how in the world does a mother the size of this particular primate species at it's full sexual maturity adult size •possibly•
ever be able to continue to produce enough milk fast enough as she eats/drinks in order to be able to keep a newborn infant of about 1/4 of her own size.....
●NURSED & PROPERLY FED●
•fast• enough for that only 1-2 hr. apart nursing feeding schedule window that all primate newborns •need• to have especially during the first 2-4 weeks after being born in order for a primate newborn to grow & thrive for their first month or so of life....
until the mother finally starts it's much further apart weening & nursing schedule at only first thing in the mornings and not again until they are settled in for the night at bedtime once an infant finally begins to be able to chew, eat and properly digest more solid foods at around their 2 month old mark?!?
It's definitely gonna be ●HELLA●
exciting and fascinating watching & learning about this species of primates AND
their offspring as they are growing up....
so I perfectly well understand exactly ●WHY● Alison was so keen and excited about not even hesitating a single moment about the decision •TO• allow this gorgeous pair to breed and produce their very •OWN• little family unit troop for themselves!
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@@r.sanders8448 Interesting comment THANKS FOR writing IT and POSTING it for all of US to READ.
Alison, you’re right. Let people talk and think, you maybe happy with the little girl for Benny and Mia.
Hi Monkey World family! Thanks to all. Blessings from Michigan
Wonderful way to enjoy my Sunday with my favorite Monkey world ❤
Here here Michigan ❤❤❤
I personally think its great that Alison let the 2 guenon's have a baby. They did not ask to be taken out of the wild. And had they still be in the wild they would of had babies. So I'm glad they still get to be parents.
So happy to see Gizmo in with the smaller group of ladies and finding some peace. All of this, thanks to the care staff at Monkey World recognizing he needed a better life. That is terrific, thank you primate care staff for your understanding.
Cosmo is such a sweetheart. And look how big Sylvester is now. It's rather strange going through so many years in a matter of weeks as we catch up to present day which Is fast approaching...
Gizmo is such a handsome guy. It's great to see him happy 😊
The new baby is beautiful! 😍
It’s the eyes that get me. Birds have eyes like these monkeys it’s amazing to see this eye color in a monkey. Awesome!
I have done animal rescue all my life you inspire me to keep going from USA North Carolina
You all do such amazing work and all the love ❤️ you give and get in return from each of the apes and primates on a daily basis is so very heartwarming, but heartbreaking 💔 too when one you have worked with for a long time passes, it's like losing a family member!!! 😢😢😥😥😥😭😭😭🥺🥺 With so many long term "FAMILY MEMBERS", I don't know how you cope with some of the losses, especially for Jeremy and Allison especially 😭😭😭😭😭😩😩😩😩!!!! My heart goes out to all of you!!!!
I absolutely 💯 ♥️😇💯💯💯 ❤️ !!! Love watching your show and appreciate all that you do!!! I wish there was a way to end the illegal pet trade, the conditions these poor animals have to live in are absolutely horrendous for the most part😭😭😭😭😭😭😭!!!!!!!!!
I could watch this show for hours on end 😀😃😀😃🙂🙃🙂😇🥰😍🥰😇🤗🤗!!! The Siaman Gibbons are another one of my 😍 😍. I love how they mate for life ❤️ 💙, they have an awesome sense of humor and that isn't limited to just themselves if they are free in the wilderness 😆😆😅😂!!! Their babies are so very precious and completely adorable ❤️ 💙, I love how the female babies change hair coloŕ twice in their life (at least the golden cheeked ones do🙃) They are also so humorous when they run across the ground with their shorter legs and longer arms held above their heads 😄😆😅😂😂😅😆!!! That and they can swing through the trees at 35 kph. They are so very romantic and loving ❤️ to eachother!!!
It was too hilarious watching Cosmo and those briars (bristles) 😂😂 I don't mean to be mean!
Bless his little Heart...♥ but the best lessons to learn are sometimes the HARDEST ones to learn, too. 🤣
Betcha he catches on really fast while watching the mama teaching the other babies, though...
once he gets a bit more settled in and comfortable being out in this new (to him) area.
Aaaand... THEN... our little Cosmo will be the most-est ever
●BESTEST & FASTEST●
dang berry picker in that there Blackberry bush...
so that the •other• two smaller babies will be the ones having the hardest time •then•....
of trying to figure out how they better start learning to get to the berry bush... FIRST.🤣🤣🤣
@@r.sanders8448 you my dear friend have said a mouthful!!! 😝🤣🤣🤣...
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LITERALLY 😂🤣
Omg omg Nia had a baby!!!!!😁😁😁😍😍
A guenon baby! How nice!
Wow Sylvester grew fast lol or at least that's what it seems like from episode to episode
Sam had some rough years.
Its so great to see how happy he is now!
Wow from what I saw that red belly baby actually reminded me of a baby chimp. I was surprised
I think it was awesome they had a baby. Aren't they endangered?
They look like they are having so much fun
I do wonder, amongst all the happycreatures if the care teams dont aim their enrichment skills at the most devious monkey!! Bets anyone? ❤❤❤❤
It was awesome and proper to let Mia and Benny have a baby.🎉
Nora has the most expressive eyes
You are the Best God smiles on you❤❤❤
Thanks
Beyond wildlife I no all these episodes are old one's as I've seen other commentrs say as well and I absolutely love it I can't wait for my notification daily when yall post but will there be any new episodes to bring us up to date on how everything and everyone is getting on no a days in 2023?
I don't want the spoiler. It's 5 years behind.
cosmo finally getting outside and being met by younger wooleys..? seems cosmo was a captive worse than some they rescue. he should have been outside a lot sooner than 18 months. oh well, they will never read any comments here so i can vent all i want about some seemingly rotten care
Does anyone know what that white dangly thing is on the Wooly Monkey's rear end? I have looked everywhere and cannot find out what it is. LOL
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Do the animals know their names?
I am no primatologist, far from it, but from my observation, I'd say they do. They are very intelligent, sentient beings. If dogs and cats, even some species of birds can learn their names, I'm sure monkeys can, too👍 This is just my opinion, tho🐵
Once again, I must say that I admire greatly what Allison does for these primates, and many many many many ways……. However, she frequently puts her foot in her mouth when she says that she doesn’t care what people think about what she does, like, allowing those red bellied monkeys to have a baby of their own. In this instance, I personally agree with her. I did not agree with her attitude about not caring what people think, I agree with that idea that they needed a baby of their own to fit in better. However, the statement of her not caring what people think is very, very concerning to me. Once again, it shows that she feels that she’s the only person that’s able to adequately raise monkeys. There are many people out in the world who give monkeys/primates wonderful homes. I’m not talking about apes….. apes are too large, and can be very very dangerous, but as I’ve pointed out many times a small monkey or even medium size monkey like a macaque can indeed be kept as a pet, in a wonderful home if all of their needs are met properly, living a wonderful and enjoyed life even more so than those in the wild. Some live better lives than humans. Modifications may have to be done, but then there are many countries, people, and pet owners, who have modifications of their animals, whether it be for safety, or just simply for the particular breed (e.g.: tails clipped, castration😢, spaying, etc. etc.) therefore I see nothing wrong with people who have canines removed from monkeys, and sometimes the entire set of teeth. Considering there will be pets, there are foods that will be given to them that are perfectly edible, without needing teeth, and those foods are indeed designed for that animal. There’s a lady who sells and raises, capuchin monkeys, and she has one of the happiest and well adjusted monkeys I have ever seen or witnessed. That monkey has a wonderful life. How can these cases be totally ignored, and, instead made to look like the animals being abused? It is absolutely despicable, this show does nothing but propaganda against Asians, who have had monkeys for millennia as pets. Having monkeys to them, is as common as USA/UK people have dogs or cats. This propaganda against Asians, having monkeys, implying that for them to have monkeys as abusive is nothing but racist. I am so tired of hearing racist propaganda with regards to having monkeys is very, very sad. There are some sad situations where monkeys are brought to Allison’s refuge, I will no doubt agree with that. What is more sad though, is how they make it look and imply that no one can meet the needs of a pet monkey. There are some people who cannot meet the needs of dogs or cats. That sort of issue is around the board with any animal. I agree that big exotic animals like tigers, lions, apes, bears, jaguars, and other large species should not be pets, simply because they’re dangerous. But leave those of us who love monkeys, and raise monkeys - as long as we meet their needs, and their safe animals to have, should be commended, and not placed in a group of animal abusers, who are unqualified, and really just don’t care for any type of animal really. Those types just want to say: “look at what I have!” And could care less about any kind of animal!!! But Allison does take care of her animals at the sanctuary. I must give her that much. I just wish she would change her views just a little bit about people who own monkeys, especially consider those Asians, who have had them for millennia!!!!!
Like the others, so very happy for Tao that he is in a small group of 4 other ladies To shower him in 💋🩷💜💙💜🩷💋!! Nobody and no animal whatever type deserves to be treated like that😭😭!!! I emphasize with him completely, I lived like that for 17yrs!! I just truly wish and hope that Taos' owner is now going to do SERIOUS JAIL TIME😠😠😠😣😣😣😖😖😖😡😡😡😡!!!!
these benin monkeys do not belong in your possession it would be your best responsibility to find a proper research zoo willing to breed them and intensely study them. fact is i think they are the tip of the iceberg in their smuggling. others will be found an an exotic species like that belongs in the possession of a animal researcher IMO as a biologist. please do not damage them in any way permanently. but i bet by the time i saw this it was too late. we will find out soon. shame
Alison has a Phd in animal behavior, specializing in primates. Monkey world has been established for decades. You really need to research the history of this before you speak.
Obviously you've not seen many episodes of Monkey World to know what they do and how they operate. Allison, and Jeremy, also, are beyond more knowledgable than you may ever be on primates. I would suggest watching past episodes and coming back to apologize.
"Biologist"?? 🙄🤣🤣
And yet not only can you very obviously ●NOT● even perform simple basic feats such as the actual use of proper and correct sentence structure, syntax, grammar and capitalization...
nor apparently utilizing •any• other kind of in-depth "research" and "actually being fully imformed" of all pertinent and vital data that is available to you about ●THIS● particular subject material regarding ●THIS● specific facility other than you watching only just •one• singular video about a Primate facility that has already been in business for well over 30+ YEARS in one country while also having a Sister-Primate-Facility
almost exactly like it in yet another country for at least the past 15+ YEARS, too....
●BEFORE●
you insert yourself in to make such broadsweeping totally •incorrect• assumptions,
completely false statements
(as well as judgemental af)
AND
you then even double-down on top of allllll of •that• utter and complete stupidity by *also* being ignorant & arrogant enough to go charging full-speed ahead right on in to forming and then actually •stating• your (expert??🤣) "opinions"
like it's somehow scientic Gospel •facts•
regarding matters that you very clearly know absolutely ●NOTHING● about??...
just doesn't quite seem to really be your
"professional/expert" Forte, either. 🤷♂️🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ritamccomas9271 i do know how they operate but as taxonomist and ecologist these animals need to be researched properly at a proper facility do to their rarity. i do ask why no effort to return to the wild maybe an exotic attraction to bring in more cash. when you have a biology degree we will chat again till then cheerio.
@@marumiyuhime You appear unaware of the primates they DO return to the wild, and the reasons why the majority cannot be returned.
Your desire to study them, and to use them to raise cash indicate your concern is for the benefit of humans. Monkey World goes to great lengths to do what is best for each and every primate. That is their mission.
Perhaps a bit of humility is called for. For all we know, research IS being carried out elsewhere. It is wise to reserve judgement without knowing all relevant facts. Research has its place. I've spent four decades in research. There are times and places for that, but Monkey World has a different mission.
It's great if you have a biology degree but hard to take you seriously as a scientist when you think two rare primates should be put in "an exotic attraction to bring in more cash."