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- Vervet Forest - Season 3 - Episode 7 - 3 new orphans Madox, Mitch and Skippy arrive each with there own story, baby monkeys Martini and Ellie update...
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The Vervet Forest is a wildlife rehab show focused on Vervet Monkeys. The series showcases cute animals and our foster mother program which helps rescued orphan baby monkeys to be adopted by foster mother monkeys. The show is for fans of animal planet, nat geo, discovery and anyone who is an animal lover, loves baby animals or cute animals.
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#VervetLove #SaveThePrimates #PrimatesAreNotPets #PrimateRescueCenter #PrimateRescue
*These animals are not pets they are rescued wildlife undergoing a rehabilitation program at the Vervet Monkey Foundation in South Africa*
Thank you for taking the time to share these videos with us. I almost thought that we wasn't
Going to see them any more....Thank you again
Thanks to Dave and the Gang for another wonderful video. The babies are so sweet. Loved the one taking a nap on Dave's shoulders.
Thank you so much for keeping the channel going!!
How can we help keeping the channel going? By sharing, and subscribing and liking and commenting to Dave and K: Will do - and will say: Thank you on behalf of every one of the orphans and the families lost to them!
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Exactly Tonya! As viewers, our part in supporting the VMF is more important than ever! Many of us fell in love with Kyle's smile, and appreciate all that he has done, more than he'll ever know. Now we have an opportunity to show Kyle, the VMF, Dave, Josie, along with the staff and volunteers how much we enjoy seeing these babies, by keeping the channel going strong.
I am so fascinated with the sound of their voice and the multitones they are able to produce in their distress call. I love the sound, actually, even though it might mean something unpleasant for them.
Good observation! Vervets have one of the most complex vocalisations of any non-human primate, really fascinating to listen to!
I really appreciate you Dave.
Thanks for all you guys do❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for saving those babys that are not ment to be pets .
Oh Dave! When you were driving back after having picked up that one little baby and he curled up on your shoulder and went to sleep, that was one of the most precious things I have ever seen. Absolutely adorable.
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That was so sweet
It looked more like the back of his neck but, it still was adorable! He was kind of wedged between the back of his neck & the head rest. Lol!
Dave, Thank you for taking out the time and putting in the effort to keep the channel going!!! You're doing a fabulous job too! Seriously. I get so excited for baby season now and love to see all the updates with the babies. They're just too precious! I am so glad I found this channel on TH-cam, its what got me even interested at all in Monkeys. Now it's like I just can't get enough! So, thank you:)
Enjoy Dave. One can relate to his manner, kindness , dedication & knowledge.
Please continue posting .
Thanks Dave for continuing the vidios of these little sweeties that you all help to have a 2nd chance at a good life.🙂♥️🐒 That one little guy is so cute napping at the knap of ur Neck.lol sweet.
Aw, what a fantastic video, Dave. Great narration. I miss going on those drives to collect the babies!!!! Need a driver? lol
Thank you SO much, Dave and Company, for continuing to share these precious little babies with us...I know you're extremely busy and I appreciate the intros and updates very much :)
I find your explanations very helpful, Dave.
Wonderful footage Dave. It's so lovely to see the babies calm after the trauma they face in their short lives . Thanks for all you and the team do 😍🐒
Thanks for keeping us posted. I found it interesting how the monkeys go through a separation anxiety in the beginning. So much for these little guys. Thanks for showing us the care on Skippy's wound on his foot. I hope the foot will heal well. Time will tell. It's interesting to see the areas that you have had to travel to acquire these little guys. It was so cute to see how the little one fell asleep on you on the drive home. I loved when your voice relaxed during conversations interactions between you and the worker about the monkeys and in certain segments when you were showing the little ones at Disneyland. Thanks for everything you and the workers do there at VMF.
Aaaww you are fabulous human Dave. I loved how little Mitch settled behind neck. You are doing a great job with the videos
Dave and everyone else at the VMF, very thankful you for continuing the series after Kyle left, you guys are doing an amazing job👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🐵
Low key missing Kyle tho..sending him the best of wishes for him on his journey
Thanks for the thoughtful update. Love keeping up with you.
Thank you for the updates!!
So beautiful to see the love and care given to rehabilitate these little orphans. Wonderful video!
Thank you for continuing the channel Dave, & for the care you give these precious animals!
Thanks to those who rescue and care for these babies
Lovely video! Happy to see the little ones coming along!
It is nice to go back and watch the videos again. Seeing those sweet faces and remembering the stories behind them. Thanks VMS❤❤
I always love seeing the moms coming to check out the babies and the babies checking out the moms. It’s like they’re communicating with their eyes.
My mom & I enjoy them!! They are so cute
Hi Dave, good to hear all your experience and compassion for the babies coming through . Thanks
Thank you Dave and the whole team!
Awe well done guys you are amazing people thank you for giving them a great new home I've seen so many being abused hats off to vervet ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏
You all do a fantastic job looking after them 👍👍🙂
C'est bien ce que vous faites vous sauver plein de bébés et je sais que avec vous ils sont protégés🐒💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Poor little baby Maddok. Was he enjoying the trip in the car at all. He looked very curious.
I think Skippy won the Cuteness competitiion. Older boy Mitch after he had his banana sure
figured out who the Alpha Male was in the car haha.
Dave it had never occurred to me that these babies many times are being taken from their families twice.
The first from their natural mom and troop and second from the human family that had first taken them in.
Bless you and your foundation volunteers for giving these beautiful creatures a good chance to grow up
in a safe place and to become the monkey they were meant to be.
Kyle was so good at telling a story when he was behind the camera or directing...like watching a soap opera...but with monkeys. You guys have some great footage, and are doing some really great things for the monkeys. I wish you all the best.
Where Mitch chose to sleep on the car ride is priceless!
They love their friends
just love watching these babies - so adorable - thanks for all you do!
Love this channel . And the monkies
Thank you for taking on the filming job. It’s wonderful to see the good work you are doing.
Dave, I love how you keep the focus on the monkeys. This was a great video. I enjoyed Kyle...he was entertaining but I found my self getting involved in the workers instead of the monkeys a lot. It is all a learning thing and Kyle is young and will learn what is good and what is not as good as he keeps working. These monkeys are so precious. I watch different kinds of monkeys but enjoy these particular ones the most...their personalities. If I was healthier and younger, I would apply to be a volunteer. Take care and thanks for doing these.
simply danLrene you don’t have to be young!
Kyle did a really good job!!
I believe Kyle moved back home to California USA
@@sandycurrie108 I was not talking his age. I was talking his experience and it was not an insult to him. Lets please not have the teenage arguing over who is best. I said Kyle was good.
@@draperone371 Yes he did and I said that.
Oh the baby’s cry 🥰 precious
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Love seeing the babies up close. Thank you so much for sharing your life with us and all the care everyone is doing. I love this channel. They are so sweet
I have such mixed emotions. I love watching these beautiful babies but feel so bad for them at the same time. I am so glad you are all there for them
Little Skippy is sooooo cute. And I'm afraid it would be so hard for me not to want to caudle and cuddle poor Madox when he was crying so. I just love watching them wobble and bobble around. Sending much love from North Alabama 🇺🇸!
It's very hard to watch these babies arrive after being rescued and seeing they pain and trauma they are suffering. It usually takes a day or two before they begin to settle down which is why we have a special cabin for new arrivals. Our baby staff are in there to comfort him when he needs it.
@@mark.fergus All of you guys are AWESOME! Such amazing work you all do there!
Sir you and your family is doing a great job ....b
I think its incredable i can watch yall in southAfrica care for these babies from center of Canada WPG Mantiba Cheers🍺 keep up the good work.
Thanks for sharing, I look forward to two watching next week it would be nice if you did a couple times a week
We would love to but we simply don't have the time as we don't have a dedicated media person. It's really taking a massive effort from Dave to get the videos organised, edited and uploaded each week, it's a very time-consuming process. We do appreciate all the support though!
Great video !! Thankyou Dave
Mitch: I am the KING of Disneyland!!!!
Thanks for the dialogue, great channel.
Adult monkeys grooming.
"Hey, if I lift my leg, can you scratch my butt?"
Thanks for the update! Very good! I would be interested to know what kinds of information do your volunteers record when thy are with the babies and how does the information help. We see them with papers in the videos. Looks like they are keeping records.
Marci S maybe intake/ outtake? Make sure they aren’t dehydrating and get enough fluids? That’s my guess- but I also would like to know what they are documenting!
@@Fe26man They also document if they take milk from the one cage, if they went poo, and about climbing.
Everything above, interactions, who plays with who, when they sleep for how long any strange behaviours, feeding cage is most important, how long they in there how much they drink, how often they go in
Vervet Monkey Foundation Thank you! I guess this information helps you to know what “normal” is, therefore know when behavior may be indicative of a problem.
So sweet!
Dave, I enjoy your thoughts on the little Vervets. I don't compare your work to Kyle's...you do as great a job as Kyle did...just different from Kyle's style...let others involved know it is appricated. That little one ate his banana and than became even more precious snuggled up so trusting into the back of your neck...yawl are doing great...I am assured that the vids will go on...thanks for that...Doc
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I love the different expressions they have. So cute at this age. I'm glad you guys are able to help them. Is it against the law to have one as a pet then? It makes me sad they get hurt.
Technically it's not illegal federally to own one as long as it's bought from a certified breeder or broker inside the US. It's illegal to import them to keep as pets. However, every state has different laws about what types of monkeys you can own, what type of requirements you will have to meet, and some require you to hold a license for certain primates. Then you will need to check your local/city ordinances about housing the little guy. Some cities do not allow it or have strict rules about how they are housed and what type of enclosures they have. Honestly, it sounds like alot, but it's to deter people who are highly unqualified from owning monkeys and mistreating them. Honestly, they are such social creatures that I kinda feel like it would be cruel to just have one monkey raised alone in captivity. They do best when they can be rescued by a service like this and raised in a social environment with other monkeys and be in the most wildlife like enclosure possible. Don't get me wrong, there are some awesome human parents to monkey pets in the US, however, unless there is no other option, monkeys should not be caged up in someone's home for the duration of their 30+ years on this planet. However, you could check with any facilities in your area and look into the requirements of becoming a foster mom, who would only care for the babies them temporarily until they are able to be moved to a sanctuary or something.
@@TheShiftersMusic thank you for your input. I appreciate it very much. There is something about these baby monkeys that just touches my heart and draws me in.
@@guylenetaylor3011 I totally understand! I think I see so much of human babies in these baby monkeys. I'd give anything to be able to provide a snuggle and some care for these little guys. People are always arguing that animals don't have emotions and blah blah blah, but I don't know. These monkey babies clearly express human-like emotions to me. Maybe I'm crazy. I'd love to have one. It really makes you realize just how connected we are to a lot of different types of monkey. Sometimes I can watch their faces and literally be following exactly what they are thinking and feeling at the moment. Soo precious. The thoughts of people abusing them and hurting them makes me sick.
@@TheShiftersMusic I've thought when I retire how awesome it would be to work or volunteer where you can hold, feed, and love on them at a rehab or foundation as they get well before going back to the jungle. Have you watched any videos for the Vervet Foundation?
Yes, I have seen a few. They are Amazing! And it looks so rewarding for everyone involved including the little monkeys.
I recently came back to this program, and was wondering what happened to Kyle
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Hey Dave. I was wondering if a little guy like Skippy who came to you from a known troop
would be healed and in time taken back to see if you could find his home troop.
I know that may not be practical if his troop is a very long distance from the VMF.
All depends on the age from 8 months there may be a possibility depending on maturity as in most cases we dont know if the mom survived and in that case the little one wont get milk and would starve to death, from around 8 or so months they eat solids aswell as milk so chances are higher
Are these long tail macaque?
Is that a wound on his eye lid as you fed him?
yes its a small bruise
Didn't Hawk have a baby? What happened to the baby?
Are you guys in Australia?
No we are in South Africa limpopo province vervet.za.org/
Espero que não sejam encaminhados para testes de laboratório.
Это малыши осиротевшие? А что с их мамами случилось?
May I ask what happened to Kyle orTori?
Season 3 episode 2 for Kyle - Tori got her previouse job back
What happened to Kyle? Things look different around there.
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What happened to Kyle?
th-cam.com/video/BqLyXT4TJl0/w-d-xo.html
Please come back Kyle!!!!!
Becky A, he can't come back. He has already told us that he is moving on which is fine.
Does anyone know what happened to Kyle?
th-cam.com/video/BqLyXT4TJl0/w-d-xo.html
How did you miss the video that he announced he was leaving?