It absolutely amazes me how people misinterpret things and then have the nerve to make some statement about it out for everybody to see and try to come across as if they really know what is going on!! Personally unless I know something for sure and have the facts to back it up I would never do such..I would feel like an idiot!! Iwas about to come on and say something very similar and was so annoyed by this...glad to see it was not just me...and for the comment by Liz M ....when the young baboon moves in his supposed attempt to protect his younger sibling at 1:03 he was only moving closer to the female because he was being threatened by the aggressor again...at no point was the aggressor bothering the infant in her lap...if you pay attention all of the aggression was aimed at the male juvenile that was sitting next to the female..not the infant. When she was patting him on the head, it was not because he was saving the baby or even trying to protect the baby..this ones actions only showed one playing with or aggravating the infant..who was it being saved or protected from? The other sibling as you put it?
Even the sibling made a move to protect the baby at :22 and the mom pats his head for watching his little sister at :30...the other sibling makes a move to protect his sister at 1:03. If you think we never evolved from primates you're crazy
Exactly how many babies do you think she popped out within a year? Those are not all sibling as you claim. In addition to that at no point did any of the juveniles attempt to protect the baby from anything!! At the first 2 points that you claim they were trying to protect the baby they were simply trying to annoy or possibly roughhouse with it not protect it! If you think we "evolved from primates" maybe you better go back to school and pay more attention. Firstly, humans ARE primates.. .in addition; no one ever claimed we evolved _from_ primates...the theory is that we evolved from/shared a common ancestor at some point!
That juvenile monkey wasn't going after the baby monkey, it more than likely saw another piece of food and was going to grab it, but mamas reflexes kicked in and bit it cause she thought it was going in for her baby
@@trendmassacre8423 actually if you look closely (or in slow motion) for whatever reason the mom just didn't like it sitting there so she reached out her arm and pushed him(on the other side of him) and he ran because of that then when he ran she bit at him)
Babies are so adorable!!
Definitely wasn’t protecting its baby you goofball. It was protecting its food.
She wasn't protecting her baby...she was protecting her food.
Thank you! Those thing could care less about their baby when it comes to food!
It absolutely amazes me how people misinterpret things and then have the nerve to make some statement about it out for everybody to see and try to come across as if they really know what is going on!! Personally unless I know something for sure and have the facts to back it up I would never do such..I would feel like an idiot!! Iwas about to come on and say something very similar and was so annoyed by this...glad to see it was not just me...and for the comment by Liz M ....when the young baboon moves in his supposed attempt to protect his younger sibling at 1:03 he was only moving closer to the female because he was being threatened by the aggressor again...at no point was the aggressor bothering the infant in her lap...if you pay attention all of the aggression was aimed at the male juvenile that was sitting next to the female..not the infant. When she was patting him on the head, it was not because he was saving the baby or even trying to protect the baby..this ones actions only showed one playing with or aggravating the infant..who was it being saved or protected from? The other sibling as you put it?
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@@maritzarosibelreyesdesarav4590?? What?
She didnt protect her kid, she protected the food, use your eyes
They would choose food over their baby. These things could give 2 shits about anything else when it comes to feeding.
@@trendmassacre8423 maybe base your statements on actual facts rather than a biased opinion.🙂
Is the old baby hers as well?
Which one?
Mr. President is that you?
Typical democrat, has to copy a funny Republican who made the comment about the Obama's a year prior...
From what?? YAWN
From the baboon that lunged at the baby at .58 and again when the brother blocked him.
Good vid
I pref hunting those nasty monsters instead, but thats me.
Lol...yeah right. Like you have ever been far from the trailer park much less out of the country!!🙂😘
Ouch!!!
Awesome video you all just have a look at my videos they are really good Lol..
Even the sibling made a move to protect the baby at :22 and the mom pats his head for watching his little sister at :30...the other sibling makes a move to protect his sister at 1:03. If you think we never evolved from primates you're crazy
Exactly how many babies do you think she popped out within a year? Those are not all sibling as you claim. In addition to that at no point did any of the juveniles attempt to protect the baby from anything!! At the first 2 points that you claim they were trying to protect the baby they were simply trying to annoy or possibly roughhouse with it not protect it!
If you think we "evolved from primates" maybe you better go back to school and pay more attention. Firstly, humans ARE primates.. .in addition; no one ever claimed we evolved _from_ primates...the theory is that we evolved from/shared a common ancestor at some point!
Nope it was protecting the food.
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The most pathetic things on earth!!!
WHAT DID YOU SAY ABOUT BABOONS?
No, that would be humans.
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Love the babies best very cute friendly little monkey very good thank you for sharing your beautiful pets love you all thanks
Why did the monkey try and bite baby monkey right there with its mom ??? And then mad at other one sitting behind it mommy
Mak Makk infanticide it’s very common in the animal kingdom
That juvenile monkey wasn't going after the baby monkey, it more than likely saw another piece of food and was going to grab it, but mamas reflexes kicked in and bit it cause she thought it was going in for her baby
@@trendmassacre8423 actually if you look closely (or in slow motion) for whatever reason the mom just didn't like it sitting there so she reached out her arm and pushed him(on the other side of him) and he ran because of that then when he ran she bit at him)