The Monkey That Raised A Marmoset
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- When these two animals from different species get together it shows a budding relationship.
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You can’t tell me that this hasn’t happened before, I mean it’s possible BUT just shows you nature is fascinating
I watched a documentary a few months ago where a monkey joined a troop of a different species of monkey. I wish I could remember what documentary it was. The monkey was around the same size as the other monkeys but that's all I can remember.
Just when they say something that's really unclear and raise questions, the video ends
This is a tease! the video ended just as it was getting interesting
Maybe the female capuchin had just lost her baby.
Videos That End Too Soon
I have to find the original broadcast...
0:53 Damn these boys are badass af
I remember seeing this on tv. It had a sad ending; the marmoset disappeared and the observers didn't find out what became of it.
They probably ate it. They were just fattening it up. 🤣😂
@@BrendaJones-kn2fj probably, I mean they have no problem killing their own kind so .. ....
If it could feed itself, it might have tried to join other marmosets. Or maybe it couldnt jump as far as them through the trees, and got left behind.
Maybe they were hungry & ate it. The lady did say that capuchins eat them. Same like that lioness that “adopted” that antelope baby & kept it for 3 days, everyone thought it was sooo cute & sweet until she killed it & ate it. Some ppl still refuse to believe that’s what happened but it was witnessed by the park rangers.
Interspecies love! So if aliens inhabit earth some day, we might still survive !
Marmosets and capuchins are so nice!
No one thought to record it? The fact that it was the first time it's been witnessed in the wild should be enough of a reason in it's own to record it.
wait, wait! I need to know more!
Awwww so cute...
Maybe the female Capuchin had just lost her own infant & this adoption was based upon misplaced maternal instinct? In addition to this hormonally induced bonding experience, perhaps this female Capuchin additionally held a high enough rank in her troop so that other Capuchin troop members of both genders tolerated this odd adopted monkey with non-aggressive behaviors in their efforts to garner favor from the female Capuchin?
I remember reading about this strange incident in another publication which reported that on one day, as the researchers were looking for this baby Marmoset Monkey, the Marmoset monkey had totally-Disappeared! As to whether the baby Marmoset Monkey had left the Capuchin Monkey Troop to rejoin another Marmoset Monkey Troop or whether it had been by foul play from within The Capuchin Troop [i.e. it had been EATEN] couldn't be established. Knowing the aggressive nature of Capuchin Monkeys; my bet is that the Marmoset Monkey had definitely run-out of borrowed time...
СіթӉЄГ ZeroX Awwww that is sad 🙁
Those are not the only two possibilities as to what might have happened to it. Capuchin infants that are in groups that are being followed and studied often suddenly go missing from the group and have usually met with a deadly end due to many other reasons (i.e. a serious fall, some other type of injury, some type of illness, poisoned from eating something it should not have, grabbed by another capuchin from another troop and killed, killed by some other wild animal, grabbed or killed by humans..one of the most common reasons...in one case local people often used the baby capuchins as target practice!!)
You're absolutely correct but in all scenarios, not much of a chance for a happy end...
Nobody's reading that
Are you guys saying humans don’t replace lost loved ones with pets?
I loved that want to see more.
Wow! Fascinating.
Wow that is so interesting
She adopted it
good. thank you.
Probably her own newborn died, so she kidnapped a newborn marmoset, likely killing his mother because moms wont set down 1-3 day newborn, not even for second, and a tug-o-war wouldve injured him, so she hadda kill mom first. How adorable.
Of course its possible her baby died then she just happened to find this opportunity coming upon a newborn marmoset clinging to its moms corpse who had died in childbirth 24 hrs previous, but that version requires SO many coincidences and perfect timing, its much more likely she created an opportunity for herself.
Why is half this playlist private videos?
Cus they had a reporter that kept saying the n word
Maybe they killed the mother and then took the baby. She did say they hunt and kill them.
I wonder how the baby capuchins got the baby marmoset. Maybe there was an accidental babyswap up in the trees, one day!
good view
Is it possible for the two breeds to reproduce?
No.
Difference in chromosomes. It’s like if we tried to breed with chimpanzees or gorillas. It just wouldn’t work
Most likely became a snack over time
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Are this breed of monkeys as intelligent as chimps
They remind me of insects, creepy.
It's so weird to me being monkey bc it's so small
Imma buy one if I ever own a yatch!
They're friends.
Homesteading! The other monkey's are just growing their own livestock! They'll eat it once it reaches full size and they get hungry!
OMGGGG these monkeys are freakkkky looking. Id faint if one jumped at me.
Yeah evolution people explain how we came from tiny monkeys and there is no tiny humans like that however we are all are very tiny in reality