I love Jessi's hair colour too. It somehow suits her profession too. A story book should come out titled, "chirpy gingerhead, and her talking animals". 👌
@@Phlebas mealworms taste pretty ok roasted, including on salads. Buffalo worms taste really good roasted, though. So I imagine if you did the garlic oil thing with the veggies and then mixed in roasted buffalo worms, it would be really tasty.
@@Call-me-Al In all honesty, I'd be willing to try it in principle. Only thing is that I have a shellfish allergy. I can't eat sea bugs so I'm a bit hesitant to try my luck with land bugs.
How do you have enough time for all the animals. I've watched like 20 videos and each video is a new animal. How are you able to have a routine with all the different exotic pets?
Those aren't her pets. Having exotic pets is cruel and contributes to the extinction of animal species in the wild. These are rescue animals. And IDK how they do all that either! It's amazing! They must not get much sleep!
Can you give advice on how you raise your animals food like meal worms, crickets mice etc. I've tried keeping meal worms, super worms and crickets but haven't had success in them breeding and keeping at a high elevation.
Great video as always. I really liked how you show how much goes into training and daily care of a monkey. Hopefully that will teach some people that monkeys don't make great pets.
I love this video. You can really see the care you put into your animals here. And the fact that they ARE your life. Besides your family, of course. But then again, Augusto and the boys are animals as well, anyways. ;)
I love all the animals. i live for animals i am planing on being a vet while other children are watching nickelodeon i am watching a season about vets hahaha 🐶🐱🐁🐹🐢🐇🐓🐣🐦🐏🐐🐺🐂🐮🐗🐴🐖🐸🐍🐼🐧🐘🐨🐒🐆🐯🐻🐫🐊🐳🐟🐠🐡🐙🐬🐌🐛🐜🐝🐞🐲🐉
Hers, because it is engageing for her. Like how humans need exersise and entertainment, she doesn't have anyone else of her species, and as she explained with the leash, it will help for future understanding of eachother.
Animalwonders Montana You must know my kids!!!! Love your videos and I adore Jessi and your very obvious love for the animals. People are afraid of things they don't see when growing up. Your hard work to take animals to kids so the animals are loved is amazing.
@@justasreal5483 in this video jessi literally says that she puts food around mimis enclosure while theyre training, so jessi isnt mimis only food source and mimi can choose to participate.
@@wh1sp0 Is it because of injuries? I thought it was because they tried to introduce another marmoset & they didn't get along? Or is that what you mean by injuries,- that she was afraid Mimi or the other marmoset would injure the other?
You could look around to see if there are any animal shelters where a marmoset has been surrendered. I imagine there are exotic animals who are euthanized along w/ domesticated animals just b/c people don't know what to do with them.
It would be interesting to see a tour of the facility at animal wonders. We don't really get a good view of what the place looks like from the videos. But also don't like dox your location in the video obviously.
They don't offer public tours. I think they want to keep the place a home for the animals & not turn it into a zoo. That's why they train them to feel comfortable in a harness, so they can go out to schools and other public presentations (as well as for walks outside, of course).
I watch many of your videos and this is by far my favorite. Very happy that you’re showing first hand what enrichment and positive reinforcement training is!
Geez. Enrichment. This is a stupid animal right wacko term. It's a FREAKIN ANIMAL NOT A FIRST GRADE CHILD. Outside of the wild, this thing has no purpose outside of its habitat. The freaking jungle.
I am so excited for this video!! I love the husbandry aspect of your lives! So, if you ever are taking any suggestions for video ideas, please show us some daily routines, food preparation, or training! I would absolutely be elated if there was more videos like this.
@@miracleashmon7452 There's nothing they can do about that, unfortunately. If people left animals in the wild where they belong places like Animal Wonders wouldn't have to rescue them when people decide having a marmoset is not so fun after all. The wild pet trade is cruel. If Mimi was in the wild, she'd be surrounded by others of her kind and they could groom each other, but Jessie tries hard to give Mimi the best life possible and a forever home. I'm sure you know that Mimi can't be returned to the wild.
@@DonnaBrooks i think mostly marmosets are more so being bred in captivity more than they're getting them illegally anymore. Atleast in countries like america and the UK
Jesse seemed less on guard this video, or rather more comfortable. It was a small but interesting change. Regardless, awesome and informative video! Makes me want to try clicker training now!
I have two question: 1. Where do you get your fresh produce? Do you look for organic or is it just the normal fruits and veggies we can get from the grocery store? (I have this mental image of you going shopping and coming out with like 15 bags of yams and bananas :)) 2. Have you ever considered putting a webcam in any of the animals encloses? I know some zoos do. I don’t know if that would be ok for the animals or a big production for you to deal with but I do know I’d enjoy getting to peak in on some of the ambassadors more frequently. I love watching these videos. Hope you have a great day!
ManosTheOne When foods are referred to as organic, it depends on the type of food. Organic plants are grown without pesticides or synthetic fertilizer. Organic meats and dairy are from animals fed organic feed and raised without hormones or steroids. Buying organic fruits and vegetables is important for small pets like birds and rodents because the pesticides that regular fruits and vegetables are grown with can kill them or at least make them sick, they aren’t good for humans either.
Wow she is so so beautiful... you’re doing such a wonderful job with her.. I am one who truly with all my heart believes that monkeys should never be kept in captivity as pets. I am so so happy you (as a rescue) have her. But I see them for sale at expos and things as tiny babies and it breaks my heart. People have no idea how much they need to be happy and even then they are never as free and happy as In the wild. Thank you for this wonderful video. 💗
It wouldnt survive on its own in the wild. This is the next best option. Jessie only accepts animals that wont survive in the wild on their own due to something or the other
Of course it wouldn't survive, it is a pet. There is no option to obtain and keep animals that can be released. The question remains, ho w is this any different?
I dont think you understand the situation at all. Pets in this case would be monkeys that are stolen from the wild and/or bred in captivity and then sold as pets which people buy for their pleasure. Jessie rescues such animals who in most cases due to the complexity and the challenges of keeping a monkey are returned by their owners (discarded like trash). She works to give them a better life for their benefit. There is an mountain of difference between a pet and rescue when you talk about a exotic species. Please inform yourself before making a comment which makes zero sense.
I keep exotic pets, and I've written about this topic extensively. I suggest you not insult my intelligence. My point is that she's keeping the monkey as a pet, "rescue" or not. Any average person can keep a monkey like she does or 'give it a better life'. Monkeys are not the only animals that get discarded or are treated poorly, that can apply to ANY animal. My dog is a 'rescue' and is also a pet. There is no mountain of difference, maybe an anthill.
Donna Brooks the one and only! When I was in my teens, I lived in Ballard Wa for a little while, and walked to the zoo. In those days there were many entrances and me and my boyfriend went there when it was closed. The orangutans were kept in a small barred indoor/outdoor run that was separated from the walking path by a short steel fence. The large male was reaching for a bamboo branch outside of the cage that seemed just out of his reach-so I stepped over the fence and bent the branch to him so he could grab it, but instead of grabbing the Branch, he grabbed my hand! It was an unforgettable experience to have that enormous gentle hand holding my own. I was a bit frightened, and he didn’t hold on but for a moment and I quickly got out of his much greater reach. Great zoo.
Ooof.. the way she just grabbed those LIVING meal worms with her hands like it was nothing! Haha my mothers chickens ALSO LOVE meal worms.. they go CRAZY for them! And my mother has a BIG BAG full of them that well grab a handful of and throw to the chickens but.. THEY’RE DEAD! And like.. DRIED! Lol and EVEN THENNN I still don’t like sticking my bare hands in to grab them lolol
I need some serious help!! Ive had a love bird for a year now . He is aggressive but here's the twist.. he will give me kisses and allow my face and nose to get near his face and we have a flock noise that I do when I leave the room... As soon as you even try to approach him with a finger he flattens his feathers/ ruffles them angrily and will immediately bite. I have reacted many times so I think that's my problem but..I don't know. Any tips?
Yes don’t yank your finger away show him that it doesn’t bother you and he will get bored. It hurts I doubt he will bite that bad he might pinch hard maybe bleed a bit but just get in there and lift him up .
the females are more calmer then the males thats why i rather get the females, instead of the males, but if i have to breed my Marmoset, ill just find someone with a male or just buy a male instead
I agree, I wish Mimi wasn't already an adult who came with the report that she didn't get along with others when we took her in. I would have loved to see her living happily in a troop. This is the unfortunate result of monkeys in the pet trade purchased by uneducated owners.
Hello. So I was wondering, so I just bought a 6 month old Alexandrine Parrot and the guy I bought him from was very clear that the parrot was friendly and was already hand raised and that it would be easier for me to handle him. But now, whenever I put my hand in the cage he charges so I take my hand out and I try giving him some sunflower seeds just to confront him and then try again. But it never works. So what do I do for him to actually like me
I wish you had a african lovebird (peach faced lovebird) It would be cool to know exactly what you would do because you're a very helpful (Don't worry my bird is super healthy and happy I just want to know how to have more fun with her)
This is the first time I have ever seen a marmoset. She is the most adorable and strange creature. Are you sure she is not an alien that crash landed here by mistake?
Actually I can tell you for sure that now a days most of them have their food handed to them. They hang out around ppl and ppl end up giving them food. Not a good thing but it happens all the time. My college is full of them everywhere. They also like stealing stuff its annoying.
Yes..as always good content. But what I really need to know is if the food in containers behind you in your filming spot really Used Or is it just a set?
Hi If you don’t mind I have a few questions and I am looking for people who take care of capuchin and marmoset so I could confirm with them I am in the process of searching about them so let me first tell you a little bit about myself I am a 19-year-old girl in college at the end of this year or the beginning of the year after we (my family and I ) are going to move to our new house it’s bigger than the house we are currently living at so that’s why I decided to wait before getting any pet so I want to know a few things do they require a lot of exercise and space like capuchin and do they transfer to humans some disease cause I Heard from someone that some primates like capuchin do and what is it like taking care of him is it hard and many say that once they reach puberty they are hard to maintain and if finally if you have anything you would like to say that you didn’t know before getting him and if there is any advice or something I would be grateful to you
Remember, everyone, this is not a pet, & she's not a performing monkey! Jessi is not teaching her tricks. She's getting her used to a harness so that Mimi can be safely taken outside her enclosure for more stimulation & to take her to schools, etc. for AWM's EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS about the animals. Wild animals (bears, elephants, big cats, monkeys, etc.) should not be kept as pets or made to perform for human amusement. Please don't purchase live animals or in any way support the exotic pet trade, wildlife trafficking (live animals or animal "products" like ivory, rhino horn, pangolin scales, or bear bile), or circuses or street performers with wild animal acts. Even for animals that survive capture or breeding and transportation, it's a lifetime of stress, keeping them as prisoners, forcing them to do unnatural things & preventing them from engaging in their normal behaviors that would meet their needs for space, proper habitat & diet, & social interactions with others of their species.
She’s like b&$ch just give me the fruit and find me somebody to talk to. Let me snatch you away from YOUR family and make you jump through hoops to eat! This video is disturbing!
It's amazing to see a professional animal handler work with a subject in a way that shows absolute care and dedication to the animals well being and happiness. She's so careful to keep the animal at ease, and make sure it understands her intentions to the best of her ability. I think gaining an animals trust and to have it be absolutely comfortable around you is one of the most fulfilling experiences for a human being.
Is it true once they crawl onto you, like your shoulders. You can’t remove them because they get angry? Like you have to wait for them to come down? When I lived in Houston I’d go to Traders Village and they had these there. That’s what the people holding them were saying. I didn’t wanna do it, I was afraid Beto didn’t know how long the Marms would want to visit. Anyone know what that’s about? Cute but ??.....no☺️☺️
Your amazing. You should train humans how to handle animals . Absolutely beautiful how you interact with this cute little mimi it’s amazing what you are doing for her . ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@JaneAustenAteMyCat Thanks for your more than adequate information, like you, I am concerned for all our fellow organisms. Good luck with your great project. Regards from Tim x
I have to post a comment about this women. She taught me something that I never thought about. That my solitude and my introverted life is not an uplifting or motivating factor. My conscious state of being is a reflection of my lifestyle. "Conscience" it's nothing but a matter of will but this is not an intrinsic trait that I myself can use naturally.😟
Mine has no cage. Sleeps with me and Katt and use cat litter box. See you dont touch her much or is she only for education purpose? Love the cage space though
Thank you for your educational videos. It clearly shows how much attention and care these monkeys need. You have to be a certain responsible type of person to take of this animal.
Thanks for the great video on Mimi..she is so cute. I would be afraid of her ..afraid of her jumping on my head and ripping my hair or biting me.. Your brave Jessi. Happy New Year. Love your videos and how you explain about taking care of all the animals you have.
Since she lives alone why don't you try to show her some affection. If she is is tame it will be much easier to work with her especially if you are not going to release her. I'm sure you know that would be a bad idea.
It's cool to see snippets of how you prepare them for bigger adventures and presentations
mimi is adorable and i love how u made an amazing video to inform us on her morning routine! video is a pack of cuteness
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Your hair looks adorable, Jess! So is the marmoset.
I love Jessi's hair colour too. It somehow suits her profession too.
A story book should come out titled, "chirpy gingerhead, and her talking animals". 👌
That veggie mix would be really good roasted in the oven with some garlic flavored olive oil.
I was kind of thinking the same thing. I could go for the marmoset diet. Minus the mealworms.
@@Phlebas mealworms taste pretty ok roasted, including on salads. Buffalo worms taste really good roasted, though. So I imagine if you did the garlic oil thing with the veggies and then mixed in roasted buffalo worms, it would be really tasty.
@@Call-me-Al In all honesty, I'd be willing to try it in principle. Only thing is that I have a shellfish allergy. I can't eat sea bugs so I'm a bit hesitant to try my luck with land bugs.
@@Phlebas oof yeah, really not worth the gamble
A HA have you seriously eaten worms 😳
This was such a great video! I loved seeing how you train her. She’s so smart, and adorable! I’m getting a Marmoset monkey in a few months 🥰🐒🍼
definitely the coolest marmoset ive seen on youtube
How do you have enough time for all the animals. I've watched like 20 videos and each video is a new animal. How are you able to have a routine with all the different exotic pets?
Those aren't her pets. Having exotic pets is cruel and contributes to the extinction of animal species in the wild. These are rescue animals. And IDK how they do all that either! It's amazing! They must not get much sleep!
Thanks for the visit.
So cute. I love to see how good you are with the animals.
Can you give advice on how you raise your animals food like meal worms, crickets mice etc. I've tried keeping meal worms, super worms and crickets but haven't had success in them breeding and keeping at a high elevation.
She is pro with the monkey in a science, lab way. Taking care with a lot of knowledge in use
Great video as always. I really liked how you show how much goes into training and daily care of a monkey. Hopefully that will teach some people that monkeys don't make great pets.
I love this video. You can really see the care you put into your animals here. And the fact that they ARE your life. Besides your family, of course. But then again, Augusto and the boys are animals as well, anyways. ;)
WHAT A PERFECT ANGEL
Great clicker training! Good technique to have the harness in hand so Mimi gets used to seeing it.
Where did you acquire this bird monkey lemur?
I totally understand. Thanks for explaining things
Another great video 👍
It's vids like this I wish I could double upvote.
This is awesome!
She just needs some jamaican castor oil, a deep conditioning, and a comb and her fur will be flawless! LOL😂
The hair needs combing
@Simmonds yea it's matted, but then again in the wild ain't nobody gonna be combing it either 🤷🏾♀️
Simmonds It’s a wild animal not a household dog LOL
@@sabrinarosario6499 yea I know that was the joke lol
I love all the animals. i live for animals i am planing on being a vet while other children are watching nickelodeon i am watching a season about vets hahaha 🐶🐱🐁🐹🐢🐇🐓🐣🐦🐏🐐🐺🐂🐮🐗🐴🐖🐸🐍🐼🐧🐘🐨🐒🐆🐯🐻🐫🐊🐳🐟🐠🐡🐙🐬🐌🐛🐜🐝🐞🐲🐉
Never heard of or seen a marmoset before!
Love Mimi! She might be a little small for this, but our monkeys like playing with whole coconuts, maybe she would like that too!
Why does she need to do things to get a treat? Who's benefit is that for?
Hers, because it is engageing for her. Like how humans need exersise and entertainment, she doesn't have anyone else of her species, and as she explained with the leash, it will help for future understanding of eachother.
She also clearly states that she places food around enclosure so that she doesn’t feel the need to perform for treats. It’s the animals choice.
I wonder if training primates is more difficult or less difficult because of their level of intelligence. (I'm guessing more...)
Probably like training children..
Pat B Yeah, children with pointy canines and the ability to jump and cling to sides of trees and vines 🤣
Animalwonders Montana You must know my kids!!!! Love your videos and I adore Jessi and your very obvious love for the animals. People are afraid of things they don't see when growing up. Your hard work to take animals to kids so the animals are loved is amazing.
Hannah, you seem like a really nice person.
I owned a male Marmoset.He had enormous testicals a smelt bad even after a bath.
My husbands name is Matt and he is a firefighter
Is that monkey big enough to get me a bottle of beer from the fridge? if so, where do I get one?
02:50 it's time to spin the WHEEL! OF! ENRICHMENT!
*distant cheers* hooray!
NO, IT'S TIME TO REPORT THIS PERSON FOR ANIMAL ABUSE. HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE REQUIRED TO "PERFORM" BEFORE YOU CAN EAT???
@@justasreal5483
Most people do it 9 - 5 every day.
@@justasreal5483 in this video jessi literally says that she puts food around mimis enclosure while theyre training, so jessi isnt mimis only food source and mimi can choose to participate.
@@xenodogz you really have diluted delusions don't you
She's precious, but it saddens me to see her there by herself.
Debbie Grimison Right. She should not be alone.
What saddens me is that she is forced to do some tricks to get food (when there is a clicking sound).
@@powerzx you got to be kidding me..Yes its just horrifying..your crazy..
@@powerzx oh how terrible giving her something to do instead of leaving her alone all day to her own devices in a room what a shame....
Mario Power primates and most Animals actually enjoy training. It stimulates their brain and keeps them mentally healthy as well as entertaining
Will you ever try and source another marmoset for her? Since they are such a social species
Sarah that would b so nice!
It says in another video that she can't be socialized because of inguries but Jessi does want to
@@wh1sp0 Is it because of injuries? I thought it was because they tried to introduce another marmoset & they didn't get along? Or is that what you mean by injuries,- that she was afraid Mimi or the other marmoset would injure the other?
You could look around to see if there are any animal shelters where a marmoset has been surrendered. I imagine there are exotic animals who are euthanized along w/ domesticated animals just b/c people don't know what to do with them.
@@DonnaBrooks The first one :3
That thing looks a real life Gremlin lol 🤦♂️👻🙈
Forreal!!
Frfr.. however the other videos I’ve seen.. the marmosets don’t look like that so im guessing ungroomed in this video?
It would be interesting to see a tour of the facility at animal wonders. We don't really get a good view of what the place looks like from the videos. But also don't like dox your location in the video obviously.
TurningDrop I agree
I'm sure their adress is public
@@BlueblueN As far as I know from looking it up, it isn't, they're closed to the public.
They don't offer public tours. I think they want to keep the place a home for the animals & not turn it into a zoo. That's why they train them to feel comfortable in a harness, so they can go out to schools and other public presentations (as well as for walks outside, of course).
I watch many of your videos and this is by far my favorite. Very happy that you’re showing first hand what enrichment and positive reinforcement training is!
Geez. Enrichment. This is a stupid animal right wacko term. It's a FREAKIN ANIMAL NOT A FIRST GRADE CHILD. Outside of the wild, this thing has no purpose outside of its habitat. The freaking jungle.
gal you're bad gal
You dont know anything about animals
Animalsperspective , I agree! I love this video too!
@@Dobiegal Amen, Dobie Gal! You are my new spirit animal.
What a smart and beautiful creature. Also I love your hair
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Gilda Pucci same lol
It didn't ceem two smart two me,
sjl1327 great spelling my guy
I am so excited for this video!! I love the husbandry aspect of your lives! So, if you ever are taking any suggestions for video ideas, please show us some daily routines, food preparation, or training! I would absolutely be elated if there was more videos like this.
Bruh when I first saw it. I was like what is that CREATUREEEE
Ava Adams this marmoset is not groomed thats why it looks like that 😭😭
@@miracleashmon7452 There's nothing they can do about that, unfortunately. If people left animals in the wild where they belong places like Animal Wonders wouldn't have to rescue them when people decide having a marmoset is not so fun after all. The wild pet trade is cruel. If Mimi was in the wild, she'd be surrounded by others of her kind and they could groom each other, but Jessie tries hard to give Mimi the best life possible and a forever home. I'm sure you know that Mimi can't be returned to the wild.
@@DonnaBrooks i think mostly marmosets are more so being bred in captivity more than they're getting them illegally anymore. Atleast in countries like america and the UK
She looks so cute and seems so sweet. What a lovely Marmoset, little Mimi😍
Jesse seemed less on guard this video, or rather more comfortable. It was a small but interesting change. Regardless, awesome and informative video! Makes me want to try clicker training now!
I have two question: 1. Where do you get your fresh produce? Do you look for organic or is it just the normal fruits and veggies we can get from the grocery store? (I have this mental image of you going shopping and coming out with like 15 bags of yams and bananas :)) 2. Have you ever considered putting a webcam in any of the animals encloses? I know some zoos do. I don’t know if that would be ok for the animals or a big production for you to deal with but I do know I’d enjoy getting to peak in on some of the ambassadors more frequently. I love watching these videos. Hope you have a great day!
Anna Fritz Romping room webcam?? ;)
Can you give us your definition of organic?
I don't know about 24/7 webcam, but I think a few hours of live streaming will be a good idea.
ManosTheOne When foods are referred to as organic, it depends on the type of food. Organic plants are grown without pesticides or synthetic fertilizer. Organic meats and dairy are from animals fed organic feed and raised without hormones or steroids. Buying organic fruits and vegetables is important for small pets like birds and rodents because the pesticides that regular fruits and vegetables are grown with can kill them or at least make them sick, they aren’t good for humans either.
Wow she is so so beautiful... you’re doing such a wonderful job with her.. I am one who truly with all my heart believes that monkeys should never be kept in captivity as pets. I am so so happy you (as a rescue) have her. But I see them for sale at expos and things as tiny babies and it breaks my heart. People have no idea how much they need to be happy and even then they are never as free and happy as In the wild. Thank you for this wonderful video. 💗
What makes this monkey any less of a pet? Because of a word? (rescue)
It wouldnt survive on its own in the wild. This is the next best option. Jessie only accepts animals that wont survive in the wild on their own due to something or the other
Of course it wouldn't survive, it is a pet. There is no option to obtain and keep animals that can be released. The question remains, ho w is this any different?
I dont think you understand the situation at all. Pets in this case would be monkeys that are stolen from the wild and/or bred in captivity and then sold as pets which people buy for their pleasure. Jessie rescues such animals who in most cases due to the complexity and the challenges of keeping a monkey are returned by their owners (discarded like trash). She works to give them a better life for their benefit. There is an mountain of difference between a pet and rescue when you talk about a exotic species. Please inform yourself before making a comment which makes zero sense.
I keep exotic pets, and I've written about this topic extensively. I suggest you not insult my intelligence. My point is that she's keeping the monkey as a pet, "rescue" or not. Any average person can keep a monkey like she does or 'give it a better life'. Monkeys are not the only animals that get discarded or are treated poorly, that can apply to ANY animal. My dog is a 'rescue' and is also a pet. There is no mountain of difference, maybe an anthill.
Amazing progress with her!!! I like the way you treat animals. 😍
She's adorable. Fluffy little princess
Did you see the adorbs pattern on her tail too? 🙀💝
She kind of reminds me of the alien on predator vs alien
But she’s still cute 💛
the bald head makes her look like a smaller danny devito
How can I make a reservation at Jessi's restaurant
Yes, don’t touch anybody while they are eating, not even people.
I’m so jealous! I fell in love with marmosets when I first saw them at the Woodland Park zoo. They had Pygmy Marmosets ...they were so tiny!
Woodland Park Zoo? Seattle? I've been there.
Donna Brooks the one and only! When I was in my teens, I lived in Ballard Wa for a little while, and walked to the zoo. In those days there were many entrances and me and my boyfriend went there when it was closed. The orangutans were kept in a small barred indoor/outdoor run that was separated from the walking path by a short steel fence. The large male was reaching for a bamboo branch outside of the cage that seemed just out of his reach-so I stepped over the fence and bent the branch to him so he could grab it, but instead of grabbing the Branch, he grabbed my hand! It was an unforgettable experience to have that enormous gentle hand holding my own. I was a bit frightened, and he didn’t hold on but for a moment and I quickly got out of his much greater reach. Great zoo.
Mimi kind of looks like Danny devito! Lol 😂
I’m really glad there are people like you taking care of animals. You REALLY love what you’re doing, and that can’t be faked. 💗💗💗
Ooof.. the way she just grabbed those LIVING meal worms with her hands like it was nothing! Haha my mothers chickens ALSO LOVE meal worms.. they go CRAZY for them! And my mother has a BIG BAG full of them that well grab a handful of and throw to the chickens but.. THEY’RE DEAD! And like.. DRIED! Lol and EVEN THENNN I still don’t like sticking my bare hands in to grab them lolol
I love mimi's morning routine!!!!!!!!! Can u do more morning routines???? I love the sound of the chopping!!
I need some serious help!! Ive had a love bird for a year now . He is aggressive but here's the twist.. he will give me kisses and allow my face and nose to get near his face and we have a flock noise that I do when I leave the room... As soon as you even try to approach him with a finger he flattens his feathers/ ruffles them angrily and will immediately bite. I have reacted many times so I think that's my problem but..I don't know. Any tips?
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Yes don’t yank your finger away show him that it doesn’t bother you and he will get bored. It hurts I doubt he will bite that bad he might pinch hard maybe bleed a bit but just get in there and lift him up .
He may be testing the perch. Don't pull away but don't make him think you're being aggressive.
Aww...I LOVE her! Thank you for sharing this her life with everyone. :)
2:39. She held the living worms BAREHANDED. Respect.
the females are more calmer then the males thats why i rather get the females, instead of the males, but if i have to breed my Marmoset, ill just find someone with a male or just buy a male instead
Anyone who buys a single marmoset, is a thoughtless cruel owner. They need to be a bonded pair to have any type of decent life.
I agree, I wish Mimi wasn't already an adult who came with the report that she didn't get along with others when we took her in. I would have loved to see her living happily in a troop. This is the unfortunate result of monkeys in the pet trade purchased by uneducated owners.
@@animalwondersmontana Well than I guess it's a great thing we have people like you. That help in these type of situations.
I love your new do, Jessie!
Question: Did Mimi's enclosure used to belong to a different animal or did you make it just for her?
Hello. So I was wondering, so I just bought a 6 month old Alexandrine Parrot and the guy I bought him from was very clear that the parrot was friendly and was already hand raised and that it would be easier for me to handle him. But now, whenever I put my hand in the cage he charges so I take my hand out and I try giving him some sunflower seeds just to confront him and then try again. But it never works. So what do I do for him to actually like me
Ziad Salem take it slow don’t go to getting him out so fast feed him and after a couple week try getting him out
I wish you had a african lovebird (peach faced lovebird)
It would be cool to know exactly what you would do because you're a very helpful
(Don't worry my bird is super healthy and happy I just want to know how to have more fun with her)
Must be sad that she's alone in there doing tricks. What is the point of this?
Love the haircut AND Mimi!
If you made that awesome looking salad for me, it would be there at 2:51 and gone by 2:56 before you stood up and looked.
Doesn't Mimi need a marmoset friend?
More closeups, quicker to the animal...l hope she gets out of that tiny cage soon!
Thought they needed company
This is the first time I have ever seen a marmoset. She is the most adorable and strange creature. Are you sure she is not an alien that crash landed here by mistake?
Actually I can tell you for sure that now a days most of them have their food handed to them. They hang out around ppl and ppl end up giving them food. Not a good thing but it happens all the time. My college is full of them everywhere. They also like stealing stuff its annoying.
That little face is beautiful.
Yes..as always good content. But what I really need to know is if the food in containers behind you in your filming spot really Used Or is it just a set?
Sweet- !!!
I wish most parents of human children took this much interest in the diet and well being of their own offspring!
Marmosets must go through a fortune in hair products.
Why is such a social species kept alone?
Hi If you don’t mind I have a few questions and I am looking for people who take care of capuchin and marmoset so I could confirm with them I am in the process of searching about them so let me first tell you a little bit about myself I am a 19-year-old girl in college at the end of this year or the beginning of the year after we (my family and I ) are going to move to our new house it’s bigger than the house we are currently living at so that’s why I decided to wait before getting any pet so I want to know a few things do they require a lot of exercise and space like capuchin and do they transfer to humans some disease cause I Heard from someone that some primates like capuchin do and what is it like taking care of him is it hard and many say that once they reach puberty they are hard to maintain and if finally if you have anything you would like to say that you didn’t know before getting him and if there is any advice or something I would be grateful to you
Remember, everyone, this is not a pet, & she's not a performing monkey! Jessi is not teaching her tricks. She's getting her used to a harness so that Mimi can be safely taken outside her enclosure for more stimulation & to take her to schools, etc. for AWM's EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS about the animals.
Wild animals (bears, elephants, big cats, monkeys, etc.) should not be kept as pets or made to perform for human amusement. Please don't purchase live animals or in any way support the exotic pet trade, wildlife trafficking (live animals or animal "products" like ivory, rhino horn, pangolin scales, or bear bile), or circuses or street performers with wild animal acts. Even for animals that survive capture or breeding and transportation, it's a lifetime of stress, keeping them as prisoners, forcing them to do unnatural things & preventing them from engaging in their normal behaviors that would meet their needs for space, proper habitat & diet, & social interactions with others of their species.
Whatever you do, just don't feed her after midnight...
We have the same little glass bowls lol
She’s like b&$ch just give me the fruit and find me somebody to talk to. Let me snatch you away from YOUR family and make you jump through hoops to eat! This video is disturbing!
I had no idea what a marmoset was until this video. They're so cute!
I know this is an old video but I had to say, its so amazing to see how human she seems when she was checking out that leash. Just amazing.
It's amazing to see a professional animal handler work with a subject in a way that shows absolute care and dedication to the animals well being and happiness. She's so careful to keep the animal at ease, and make sure it understands her intentions to the best of her ability. I think gaining an animals trust and to have it be absolutely comfortable around you is one of the most fulfilling experiences for a human being.
Is it true once they crawl onto you, like your shoulders. You can’t remove them because they get angry? Like you have to wait for them to come down? When I lived in Houston I’d go to Traders Village and they had these there. That’s what the people holding them were saying. I didn’t wanna do it, I was afraid Beto didn’t know how long the Marms would want to visit. Anyone know what that’s about? Cute but ??.....no☺️☺️
🎶🎵Marmoset there'd be days like this, there'd be days like this my Marmoset, Marmoset! Marmoset! 🎵🎶🐒🐵🙈🙉🙊
It's Jen Psaki
Your amazing. You should train humans how to handle animals . Absolutely beautiful how you interact with this cute little mimi it’s amazing what you are doing for her . ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Is this an animal sanctuary or a private zoo funded by your you tube vids? You need to be clear on this issue. Thanks.
www.animalwonders.org/about-us.html
@@JaneAustenAteMyCat Thanks for your more than adequate information, like you, I am concerned for all our fellow organisms. Good luck with your great project. Regards from Tim x
@@timkbirchico8542 Oh, no, it's not my channel lol. But I do care about animals and my daughter wants to run an animal sanctuary one day!
Mimi's so adorable! I feel sorry that she was abandoned by a scumbag. Monkeys deserve better!
She is really cute
Gosh, I never knew they had new world primates in Montana! LOL
I have to post a comment about this women. She taught me something that I never thought about. That my solitude and my introverted life is not an uplifting or motivating factor. My conscious state of being is a reflection of my lifestyle. "Conscience" it's nothing but a matter of will but this is not an intrinsic trait that I myself can use naturally.😟
Mine has no cage. Sleeps with me and Katt and use cat litter box.
See you dont touch her much or is she only for education purpose?
Love the cage space though
Thank you for your educational videos. It clearly shows how much attention and care these monkeys need. You have to be a certain responsible type of person to take of this animal.
Why does she live alone😔🤔
Just curious, what is the limit for outside time for primates? I’ve heard they’re susceptible to human diseases and they affect monkeys differently.
Thanks for the great video on Mimi..she is so cute. I would be afraid of her ..afraid of her jumping on my head and ripping my hair or biting me.. Your brave Jessi. Happy New Year. Love your videos and how you explain about taking care of all the animals you have.
Edie Koller Those thoughts have entered my mind on more than one occasion.
Next time I hear someone tell me that putting a monkey in a cage needs to watch your setup. Doesn’t look like abuse to me.
Mimi is adorable and funny looking forward to more Mimi videos!!!😀
Since she lives alone why don't you try to show her some affection. If she is is tame it will be much easier to work with her especially if you are not going to release her. I'm sure you know that would be a bad idea.
5:45 She looks like Danny DeVito.