It’s so impressive how dedicated the staff is with all the different monkeys. This is absolutely my favorite part of the day when a new video is posted. ❤😊Thank you for sharing your work and the beautiful monkeys with us!!!! ❤❤❤
You would think in a country with as strong a government as Vietnam claims, forbidding the harming of primates should be easy to communicate to the populace. Sadly, no matter the country, this goal is rarely achieved because of human greed and ignorance.
One of the best things about this series regardless of it being years behind is that it will potentially encourage people like myself to research more and learn more about projects like the one in Vietnam. It's Father's day today so I get the blessing of being around family and loved ones but starting tomorrow I'm going to take a deep dive into these re population projects. I have to know more!! Lol 👍👍
I thought the purpose of the radio collars was to track where they go how far they go, they showed us on previous episodes what it looks like when they download the information then they would go to the are on foot and using drones to explore the area and make sure that it was safe and also checking food sources, and she said 3 of the 5 were radio collared surly all three collars hasn't fallen off, if they did they are designed that the team can retrieve them, since they are highly expensive. I'm just confused by what was said in this episode concerning the gibbons I hope they are all OK and together
Same. The success rate of releasing gibbons is low. I'm wondering if it can be done once the gibbons are use to being fed, like they don't know how to forage for themselves without intervention.
@@ChristinaTodd1970surely you've seen enough videos showing the "enrichment" the care staff does, this is done in ways the animals stay active but to also teach them how to forage for food. They aren't fed like a dog, just put food in a bowl for the Gibbons to eat. Allison nor Marilyn would ever be slack in rehabilitating and releasing any primate if not sure they could survive on their own.
I am not familiar with these devices as far as how long they would be active or charged, for the lack of how to word this question. Do these tracking devices die out or do they remain active? Do you know?
The loris outdoor facility is great. What effort to provide for this very unusual prosimian, I never cease to be amazed at the efforts provided by the care staff. Thank you all.
Thought they could track w collars? What’s that mean for Ben? Poor thing was hungry and desperate on the ground and familiar w people. Sad how hard it is to rehab.
Again, surely you've seen enough videos showing the "enrichment" the care staff does, this is done in ways the animals stay active but to also teach them how to forage for food. They aren't fed like a dog, just put food in a bowl for the Gibbons to eat. Allison nor Marilyn would ever be slack in rehabilitating and releasing any primate if not sure they could survive on their own.
You need to watch more of these videos to get a decent grasp on life at the Viet Nam operation is helping to provide the gibbons with the skills they need to survive in the wild. And "rescue and rehabilitation" can't happen without humans. It's a delicate balance and for the most part, none of us amateurs should be second-guessing what the trained and very professional staff are doing.
The main problem isn't that there is a major issue about the Gibbons not being capable of actually foraging for themselves enough to keep themselves well fed or them not being capable of taking care of themselves and their babies after they've been rehabilitated and then released back in to the wild. The sole major main problem... is all of the freakin ●POACHERS & PRIMATE TRAFFICKERS● that keep illegally taking them from their natural indigenous habitats. Even straight out of Cat Tien Park.. which is •suppose• to be a "heavily patrolled & safe" Wildlife Refuge Park right next to Dao Tien Park where these particular Gibbons have just spent years being rehabilitated right before being released in to that "protected" Park... as well as most all of the other "protected" Primate Temple Parks & Forrests thoughout all other Asian countries, too. Because Wildlife poaching, smuggling & trafficking regarding all primate species is now a rampant multi-million dollar business in almost •all• Asian countries even though it is •ILLEGAL• for any private individual to ever even have possession of a primate for ANY reason... much less for anyone to ever actually be keeping one as a "pet"... in all except for only THREE Asian countries (Malaysia, Singapore & Indonesia- where Primate Permits •ARE• actually available in ●ONLY THESE THREE● Asian countries to •only• those ppl that can prove that they CAN meet ●ALL● of the very strict requirements & policies that would enable them to get a Primate Permit to then •LEGALLY• be able to keep a primate as a pet in only these 3 countries... after a very thorough investigation & at least 3 prior home studies have already been completed to first ensure that the ppl wanting a permit to legally be able to keep a primate can actually financially meet •ALL• of that primate's daily needs and requirements according to it's specific species for both it's dietary & healrh needs AND it's inside AND outside living & exercise/sunbathing areas). It is illegal in •ALL OTHER ASIAN COUNTRIES• except for only these 3 above for any private individual to •ever• have possession of a primate of ANY species for any longer than it would take them to •immediately• contact their local police authorities or Wildlife Officials in order to report it aa required by already existing Asian Wildlife Laws if a primate WAS to ever actually be "found" or "abandoned" all alone without it's own mother or any other natal troop members anywhere around it. Which would normally be for less than only 2-24 hours that a person would ever be able to ●LEGALLY● still have temporary possession of ●ANY● primate of •ANY• species before those local authority figures could respond & finally arrive to take possession of it and get it to the nearest facility to LEGALLY be able to keep it. However-- ever since YT videos of newborn baby monkeys became very popular about 9 years ago??... the poaching, smuggling & trafficking of newborn infant baby monkeys of ALL indigenous Asian primate species... and even some from other African/South American/etc countries, too.... (some newly born babies less than only mere HOURS/DAYS old before they were stolen away from their mother and natal troop!!)-- has now become a major illegal activity, business and problem in almost •ALL• Asian countries where primates are now being illegally poached/smuggled/trafficked. Because literally THOUSANDS PER YEAR of these poor newborn baby monkeys are typically smuggled & trafficked all across Asia now so that ppl can use them in their YT videos for only a few short months... (normally less than only 2-6 months or so), to film for their (multiple) TH-cam channel content in order to financially PROFIT from all of these infant primates before they all eventually grow up too big for these vile despicable greedy ppl to be able to continue to so easily be able to control, manage & HIDE them anymore as these baby monkeys grow and get bigger. And they all also keep these baby monkeys for only as long as these ppl can still make money and profit off off the •poached & illegally kept• TINY little adorably "cute" newborn infant baby monkeys... before these disgusting ppl all either just outright KILL THEM when they grow too big before they finally get cought with having a baby monkey in their possession or these ppl will just toss these still very young baby monkeys away & dump them off like trash once all of these YT "Baby Monkey" channel primates ●ALL● finally grow up too big to be able to be of any more use and profit to these ppl any longer. And then it simply gets replaced with yet ●ANOTHER● poached, trafficked and •ILLEGALLY KEPT• tiny little adorably "cute" newborn infant baby monkey (BIG MONEY MAKER) about every 2-6 months or so apart just like clockwork.
The only downside of location is in a grid down situation ,its too cold an environment winter and no native food can grow there Please consider cause threats of global happenings increasing and many people would be self preservers and cause these neglect I do love yall all and what youve accomplished Love Love Yahs creations and out of that love I beg you all to consider many long term scenarios and a plan Great if could have place where food planted growing trees for harvest in temperate area or to release them to if it ever came down to a ww3 scenario cause it will
Pretty sure Allison and Marilyn know what they're doing. They would never be slack in what they are trying to accomplish especially since Gibbons are so endangered... repopulating an area with Gibbons is the goal and this is the prime location for that to be accomplished
@@katesleuth1156 Yes. That post was barely literate, but I'm going to give her the benefit of the doubt that she's got a learning or some other disability.
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Happy Father's Day to those celebrating!❤
Thanks this is really nice.
@@wally250cchope you have a wonderful day!
That was really sweet
It’s so impressive how dedicated the staff is with all the different monkeys. This is absolutely my favorite part of the day when a new video is posted. ❤😊Thank you for sharing your work and the beautiful monkeys with us!!!! ❤❤❤
Twain is so impressive 👏 Such a handsome man 🤗 But Gordon is still one of my favorites ❤
🙏HOPE THEY FIND THE LITTLE FAMILY N WEREN’T KILLED BY HUMANS 😢🍃💔💓
Poaching was my first thought when these gibbons couldn't be located😞
You would think with the monkeys having a monitor that they would leave them alone, as they can be tracked.
You would think in a country with as strong a government as Vietnam claims, forbidding the harming of primates should be easy to communicate to the populace. Sadly, no matter the country, this goal is rarely achieved because of human greed and ignorance.
One of the best things about this series regardless of it being years behind is that it will potentially encourage people like myself to research more and learn more about projects like the one in Vietnam. It's Father's day today so I get the blessing of being around family and loved ones but starting tomorrow I'm going to take a deep dive into these re population projects. I have to know more!! Lol 👍👍
Allison is a force of nature! Dedicated for so many decades to these precious primates!
I can't help but think the older orangutans in one way or another told the young one to "get up there and toss the food down youngin" 😁
I thought the purpose of the radio collars was to track where they go how far they go, they showed us on previous episodes what it looks like when they download the information then they would go to the are on foot and using drones to explore the area and make sure that it was safe and also checking food sources, and she said 3 of the 5 were radio collared surly all three collars hasn't fallen off, if they did they are designed that the team can retrieve them, since they are highly expensive. I'm just confused by what was said in this episode concerning the gibbons I hope they are all OK and together
Same. The success rate of releasing gibbons is low. I'm wondering if it can be done once the gibbons are use to being fed, like they don't know how to forage for themselves without intervention.
@@ChristinaTodd1970surely you've seen enough videos showing the "enrichment" the care staff does, this is done in ways the animals stay active but to also teach them how to forage for food. They aren't fed like a dog, just put food in a bowl for the Gibbons to eat. Allison nor Marilyn would ever be slack in rehabilitating and releasing any primate if not sure they could survive on their own.
I am not familiar with these devices as far as how long they would be active or charged, for the lack of how to word this question. Do these tracking devices die out or do they remain active? Do you know?
@@ritamccomas9271
I understand that. What's the success rate?
@@ritamccomas9271What does that have to do with the collar trackers placed around the neck though (?)..
Thank you for giving us a weekend episode. I would love to see how Oshine is doing.
The loris outdoor facility is great. What effort to provide for this very unusual prosimian, I never cease to be amazed at the efforts provided by the care staff. Thank you all.
I think it's so cool that the infants are the same color as mom...can't distinguish between them....great camouflage!!
My husband served in Vietnam so we aren’t as enamored of that area, but it’s good to see how the people have rebuilt and survived.
We rebuilt it
Dr Kenyon is so awesome 👌 👏
So poachers are stealing animals from Dao Tien?? It’s like fighting a losing battle!!!
I get the feeling that narrator Ralf Little really loves his job. 😊 (Interesting that in its early days Monkey Life narrator was Andy Serkis.)
Andy wasn't as upbeat and sounded a little bit jaded about everything especially when he'd say "a photographer's PROP" lol
I hope everyone is fine! Such long time now that we saw more of the ape families ❤. Feels lon g, wen one can't get enough enough
Off looking at them and the nice stories with them.
Thanks
❤❤❤❤❤❤ its so sad all them olrphan dukes they are one of my favorite
What’s the use of having track collars if ya can’t track them?
O sweet bubbles there all mine said Almay.
They need to come back on I miss Monkey world
Thought they could track w collars? What’s that mean for Ben? Poor thing was hungry and desperate on the ground and familiar w people. Sad how hard it is to rehab.
❤❤😊😊
It doesn't look like the gibbons can survive in the wild once they're humanized but being fed. I hope I'm wrong.
Again, surely you've seen enough videos showing the "enrichment" the care staff does, this is done in ways the animals stay active but to also teach them how to forage for food. They aren't fed like a dog, just put food in a bowl for the Gibbons to eat. Allison nor Marilyn would ever be slack in rehabilitating and releasing any primate if not sure they could survive on their own.
You need to watch more of these videos to get a decent grasp on life at the Viet Nam operation is helping to provide the gibbons with the skills they need to survive in the wild. And "rescue and rehabilitation" can't happen without humans. It's a delicate balance and for the most part, none of us amateurs should be second-guessing what the trained and very professional staff are doing.
The main problem isn't that there is a major issue about the Gibbons not being capable of actually foraging for themselves enough to keep themselves well fed or them not being capable of taking care of themselves and their babies after they've been rehabilitated and then released back in to the wild.
The sole major main problem...
is all of the freakin ●POACHERS & PRIMATE TRAFFICKERS●
that keep illegally taking them from their natural indigenous habitats.
Even straight out of Cat Tien Park..
which is •suppose• to be a "heavily patrolled & safe" Wildlife Refuge Park right next to Dao Tien Park where these particular Gibbons have just spent years being rehabilitated right before being released in to that "protected" Park...
as well as most all of the other "protected" Primate Temple Parks & Forrests thoughout all other Asian countries, too.
Because Wildlife poaching, smuggling & trafficking regarding all primate species is now a rampant multi-million dollar business in almost •all• Asian countries even though it is •ILLEGAL• for any private individual to ever even have possession of a primate for ANY reason...
much less for anyone to ever actually be keeping one as a "pet"...
in all except for only THREE Asian countries
(Malaysia, Singapore & Indonesia-
where Primate Permits
•ARE•
actually available in
●ONLY THESE THREE●
Asian countries to •only• those ppl that can prove that they CAN meet ●ALL● of the very strict requirements & policies that would enable them to get a Primate Permit to then •LEGALLY• be able to keep a primate as a pet in only these 3 countries...
after a very thorough investigation & at least 3 prior home studies have already been completed to first ensure that the ppl wanting a permit to legally be able to keep a primate can actually financially meet •ALL• of that primate's daily needs and requirements according to it's specific species for both it's dietary & healrh needs
AND
it's inside AND outside living & exercise/sunbathing areas).
It is illegal in
•ALL OTHER ASIAN COUNTRIES•
except for only these 3 above for any private individual to •ever• have possession of a primate of ANY species for any longer than it would take them to
•immediately•
contact their local police authorities or Wildlife Officials in order to report it aa required by already existing Asian Wildlife Laws if a primate WAS to ever actually be "found" or "abandoned" all alone without it's own mother or any other natal troop members anywhere around it.
Which would normally be for less than only 2-24 hours that a person would ever be able to ●LEGALLY●
still have temporary possession of ●ANY● primate of •ANY• species before those local authority figures could respond & finally arrive to take possession of it and get it to the nearest facility to LEGALLY be able to keep it.
However--
ever since YT videos of newborn baby monkeys became very popular about 9 years ago??...
the poaching, smuggling & trafficking of newborn infant baby monkeys of ALL indigenous Asian primate species...
and even some from other African/South American/etc countries, too....
(some newly born babies less than only mere HOURS/DAYS old before they were stolen away from their mother and natal troop!!)--
has now become a major illegal activity, business and problem in almost •ALL• Asian countries where primates are now being illegally poached/smuggled/trafficked.
Because literally THOUSANDS PER YEAR of these poor newborn baby monkeys are typically smuggled & trafficked all across Asia now so that ppl can use them in their YT videos for only a few short months... (normally less than only 2-6 months or so), to film for their (multiple) TH-cam channel content in order to financially PROFIT from all of these infant primates before they all eventually grow up too big for these vile despicable greedy ppl to be able to continue to so easily be able to control, manage & HIDE them anymore as these baby monkeys grow and get bigger.
And they all also keep these baby monkeys for only as long as these ppl can still make money and profit off off the
•poached & illegally kept•
TINY little adorably "cute" newborn infant baby monkeys...
before these disgusting ppl all either just outright KILL THEM when they grow too big before they finally get cought with having a baby monkey in their possession or these ppl will just toss these still very young baby monkeys away & dump them off like trash once all of these YT
"Baby Monkey" channel primates ●ALL● finally grow up too big to be able to be of any more use and profit to these ppl any longer.
And then it simply gets replaced with yet
●ANOTHER●
poached, trafficked and
•ILLEGALLY KEPT•
tiny little adorably "cute" newborn infant baby monkey
(BIG MONEY MAKER)
about every 2-6 months or so apart just like clockwork.
Happy Father's Day🥀
They are talking about the CV, is this video that old ? Just wondering .
Yes. Pay attention. This series is from 2020.
@@royalbookshopper go play on the freeway, DUDE
Everywhere they are must have fruits planted for them nuts whatever they eat
The only downside of location is in a grid down situation ,its too cold an environment winter and no native food can grow there Please consider cause threats of global happenings increasing and many people would be self preservers and cause these neglect I do love yall all and what youve accomplished Love Love Yahs creations and out of that love I beg you all to consider many long term scenarios and a plan Great if could have place where food planted growing trees for harvest in temperate area or to release them to if it ever came down to a ww3 scenario cause it will
Pretty sure Allison and Marilyn know what they're doing. They would never be slack in what they are trying to accomplish especially since Gibbons are so endangered... repopulating an area with Gibbons is the goal and this is the prime location for that to be accomplished
I suggest, since you seem to think you know more about what is needed for Gibbons to survive, that you start a program of Gibbon repopulation.
You need to use punctuation if you want people to read your posts.
@@katesleuth1156 Yes. That post was barely literate, but I'm going to give her the benefit of the doubt that she's got a learning or some other disability.
I'd simply never communicate where I was going to release animals into the wild. Me I'm observing full of interest but there are others out there...
These gibbons can not be rehomed in the wild. Humans feed them.
Too bad you didn't install tracking devices in them
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