Colobus monkeys are beautiful but a bit naughty. I was glad to see these gorillas didn't allow them to intimidate them. This was a fascinating video ❤🦍❤
That monkey who was mixing it up with Kioja was moving up and down like a boxer sizing up an opponent, but reality set in and the monkey decided to spare itself a beat down. Kioja sent a massage the monkey understood, "see your hair in my hand, next time it's gonna be some meat attached", message received loud and clear! No worries for baby, Mama got it covered. SV you should have screamed "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM" then handed out your business card to everyone to make room, uh you do have business cards, right! 😎 First introduction to these odd yet beautiful monkeys! Thx SV...
Oh, trust me, I'm so shy that if I had business cards, they would probably be hiding from me too! 😂 I mean, imagine me trying to hand them out while mumbling, "Uh, um, do you know, um, who I am? Here's my, uh, business card, if, um, you're interested, that is." 🙈 And as for screaming, well, let's just say I'd probably scare away all the gorillas faster than a cheetah chasing after its prey! 🐆💨
@@SloggerVlogger LMAO, we gotta work on your confidence if you want to make it in the big league SV, no guts no glory! First order of business is the mumbling...LOL
Little Kiango would get into a mix with his monkeys and the minute he got bopped in the face he would run like the wind to mom! I’m sure when Eyare is older she will show those monkeys a thing or two!😂
I remember that, and all his mom would have to do was stand up, and the monkeys would back off! One day soon, both gorilla babies will be big enough to show their pesky monkeys who is boss!🥊 I look forward to that day!😁💗💪👶🦍
@@MySkinnydip 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 @ Kiango “Running like the Wind” after mixing it up with the monkeys 🐒 I’ve got YT videos Saved of a very Young Kiango Knuckin’ n Buckin’ with those feisty critters, and whenever I begin to feel Depressed or Down in the dumps I watch them and laugh until I nearly Pee my self.
😍 The gorgeous Monkey's with their white tails are unfamiliar to me but the Gorillas are priceless showing their cheeky but gentle natures. They have no intention of injuring the monkey's. ❤ 💯
@@annecarter5181 yes indeed! You’re right! I wonder what the dynamics are like? because although gorillas are docile, they can be faster than we realise , and their strength is superior to humans not alone that mischievous little monkey. The gorilla could quite easily kill him by accident. 😳.
The first time I saw it was in Belgium and the Netherlands. They do mixed enclosures quite often. Keeps both species on their toes. Here in the video, the Calgary colobus monkeys only joined the gorillas for a few hours each day.
To: @laureurban3942 - Ha, ha. As Slogger Vlogger has stated, it is not unusual for gorillas to share enclosures with other species. Kiango often interacts with the L'Hoest momkeys, Mojo and Moto at the Apenheul Zoo in The Netherlands, whilst Ringo does likewise, with Reeve's Muntjac (deer) at Taipei Zoo, Taiwan.
There's a gorilla family at a zoo in the Netherlands that share their habitat with several black mangabeys, seemingly quite peacefully. Their two youngsters sometimes chase them but don't seem to ever harm them; and being faster and more agile than gorillas they can easily get away from them if they're too bothered; the adult gorillas just ignore them. I did a double take the first time I saw one, as at first glance I thought it was another baby gorilla, then I saw its long tail.😂 @@SloggerVlogger
They're not really "rivals"; gorillas in the wild share their environment with all kinds of monkeys. Being total herbivores they don't see them as prey like chimpanzees do so generally just ignore them, and the monkeys know not to push their luck too far with them as gorillas are a lot bigger. I think the main reason zoos do this is to give more animals more access to natural outdoor space. If two or more species can safely and (more or less) peaceably share the same space at the same time, there's no reason not to take advantage of that, esp. if they're two species that naturally co-exist in the wild. Eg. gibbons and orang-utans share outdoor habitats in a number of different zoos, and get along with each other fine.
The bullies of the schoolyard.😉 Mine were never quite so beautiful though.♥️
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Colobus monkeys are beautiful but a bit naughty. I was glad to see these gorillas didn't allow them to intimidate them. This was a fascinating video ❤🦍❤
That monkey who was mixing it up with Kioja was moving up and down like a boxer sizing up an opponent, but reality set in and the monkey decided to spare itself a beat down. Kioja sent a massage the monkey understood, "see your hair in my hand, next time it's gonna be some meat attached", message received loud and clear! No worries for baby, Mama got it covered. SV you should have screamed "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM" then handed out your business card to everyone to make room, uh you do have business cards, right! 😎 First introduction to these odd yet beautiful monkeys! Thx SV...
Oh, trust me, I'm so shy that if I had business cards, they would probably be hiding from me too! 😂 I mean, imagine me trying to hand them out while mumbling, "Uh, um, do you know, um, who I am? Here's my, uh, business card, if, um, you're interested, that is." 🙈 And as for screaming, well, let's just say I'd probably scare away all the gorillas faster than a cheetah chasing after its prey! 🐆💨
@@SloggerVlogger LMAO, we gotta work on your confidence if you want to make it in the big league SV, no guts no glory! First order of business is the mumbling...LOL
@@swamp5050 Good luck with stopping me from mumbling. I was practically born with this "mumblitis" condition! 😂😂
@@SloggerVlogger Too funny, we don't care about the mumbling, just keep the camera steady! LOL
@@swamp5050 I should manage that one lol
Little Kiango would get into a mix with his monkeys and the minute he got bopped in the face he would run like the wind to mom! I’m sure when Eyare is older she will show those monkeys a thing or two!😂
I remember that, and all his mom would have to do was stand up, and the monkeys would back off! One day soon, both gorilla babies will be big enough to show their pesky monkeys who is boss!🥊 I look forward to that day!😁💗💪👶🦍
@@eyootube 😁
@@MySkinnydip 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 @ Kiango “Running like the Wind” after mixing it up with the monkeys 🐒 I’ve got YT videos Saved of a very Young Kiango Knuckin’ n Buckin’ with those feisty critters, and whenever I begin to feel Depressed or Down in the dumps I watch them and laugh until I nearly Pee my self.
Atta girl Mama! You *show* 'em who's boss!!🥊🤗💗💪🦍
Georgeous tail, I'd swear I seeen a ghost or a mythical monster seeing that in the wild.
😍 The gorgeous Monkey's with their white tails are unfamiliar to me but the Gorillas are priceless showing their cheeky but gentle natures. They have no intention of injuring the monkey's. ❤ 💯
Annoying monkeys rocking the bowlcut fade hairstyle.
No one puts baby the the corner 😆or their tail will get pulled! 😅
That monkey REALLY likes to live dangerously 😮!!
@@annecarter5181 yes indeed! You’re right! I wonder what the dynamics are like? because although gorillas are docile, they can be faster than we realise , and their strength is superior to humans not alone that mischievous little monkey. The gorilla could quite easily kill him by accident. 😳.
I love ur description of the video and read every one ❤️ thank u
Thank you so much. That means a lot.
I’m surprised to see monkeys in the same enclosure as the gorillas. That’s unusual.
The first time I saw it was in Belgium and the Netherlands. They do mixed enclosures quite often. Keeps both species on their toes. Here in the video, the Calgary colobus monkeys only joined the gorillas for a few hours each day.
Hi Mr Slogger Vlogger, are you spending the summer in Calgary?
Unfortunately not. I was only there for a few weeks in March.
To: @laureurban3942 - Ha, ha. As Slogger Vlogger has stated, it is not unusual for gorillas to share enclosures with other species. Kiango often interacts with the L'Hoest momkeys, Mojo and Moto at the Apenheul Zoo in The Netherlands, whilst Ringo does likewise, with Reeve's Muntjac (deer) at Taipei Zoo, Taiwan.
There's a gorilla family at a zoo in the Netherlands that share their habitat with several black mangabeys, seemingly quite peacefully. Their two youngsters sometimes chase them but don't seem to ever harm them; and being faster and more agile than gorillas they can easily get away from them if they're too bothered; the adult gorillas just ignore them. I did a double take the first time I saw one, as at first glance I thought it was another baby gorilla, then I saw its long tail.😂 @@SloggerVlogger
Love how mum is so protective of her baby” these are not our people”
Also why those monkeys got horse tails?😁😂😂
I like it 😘
Maybe not put rival species in the same enclosure
They're not really "rivals"; gorillas in the wild share their environment with all kinds of monkeys. Being total herbivores they don't see them as prey like chimpanzees do so generally just ignore them, and the monkeys know not to push their luck too far with them as gorillas are a lot bigger. I think the main reason zoos do this is to give more animals more access to natural outdoor space. If two or more species can safely and (more or less) peaceably share the same space at the same time, there's no reason not to take advantage of that, esp. if they're two species that naturally co-exist in the wild. Eg. gibbons and orang-utans share outdoor habitats in a number of different zoos, and get along with each other fine.
The monkey was only curious about the baby 😢
Which zoo is this?
Calgary Zoo
@@SloggerVlogger thanks very much!
You're welcome.