I’m always interested to see video of the troops with monkeys from previous years, and find that the monkeys they made friends with as babies in Disneyland are still their special friends. You see one and the other is never far away. This week it was Toni and Pascal.
Thank you Dave and crew for another great video. I wish I didn't have pet responsibility here, as I'd love to come and help but my babies come first. I love the hard work and labor of love it takes for these babies. Dave you are correct in saying how could anyone hurt such beautiful creatures, everything deserves a place under the sun to live their best lives. And VMF has for 30 years made it possible for those beautiful monkeys. Again thanks Dave. Looking forward to Saturdays live.... I watch all VMF videos and the ads within to help out.
Good job Editor! Episode seemed to return to cinema verite of the little ones shown playing without commentary. When Dave does commentary it is heartfelt and thoughtful and in the appropriate place.
Lol I never noticed how the monkeys pop each other in the face, like a slap I guess it’s a way to Antagonize eachother. I love watching the baby’s start to Learn how to hop around, especially when the grass is under their little feet! Well it looks like you all have the sweetest bunch of babies in need of your loving mommy Vervets❤ Let the games begin!
It's so amazing that monkeys know how to care and comfort each other from such a young age and also how the mums and the troop just know there's little ones waiting for them, such remarkable creatures
@@Sarah-zr1nj a report dated from 2005 chimps actually have 99 percent and gorillas have a 1.75 percent and orangutans come in at 97 percent with 1.37 of genomes which made them 3rd in sequence back in 2011. 😊
Great episode. Dave's commentary is so informative and so heartfelt. As always, I love the slo-mo parts because the little wrigglers move so fast it's the only way to see how they move and how they show different facial expressions. The part with Josephine being so warm and comfy and sleepy in her blanket was beautiful. It will be good to see Jethro sometime because he has that special something! 👍
A Great video this week, an update on all the new residents, plus bonus updates on some of last Season's friends, AND we also got a Floki/Cuddy update! It's been a really busy week! ♥️ Thank you for sharing as I know this is the busiest time of year at the Foundation!!! Also Thank You to all the staff, care team, and Volunteers for all of the work you put in for these precious little lives!!!♥️🥰🥰🙏🏼🙏🙏🏿 Mr Dave, Im with you. I can NOT comprehend how anyone could possibly look at these babies and not feel some type of joy??? I truly do not understand how someone could intentionally hurt, or kill these babies. I honestly can not wrap my head around it, and how messed up that individual must be. It's sad! Hopefully as humans we can try to do better!🙏🏼🙏🙏🏿 Blessings and Hugs from Maine, USA! Hope everyone has a Wonderful, Safe, and Healthy Holiday Season!!!
these new babies, many seem to be sucking on their fingers, is that being learned from each other? I don't remember seeing a lot of that going on in past years episodes.
They are so adorable... You have so many babies they are a joy to watch and all the curiosity they have... Thank you all for what you do 💓 where are you located
You all do amazing work. I get so nervous watching them jump around with pen in their mouth. One wrong move and can go down their throats! I always so "take the pen!" You don't let your toddler run with things! Lol. I know I worry too much!
The babies could not be cuter! I really enjoyed getting to see a bit of Keenan's integration. I was curious how it was going and hope we get to see/hear more about it. I'm always wondering what the males are getting up to after they're grown (besides fighting with each other). Sort of a mystery to me... For instance- do they huddle up with the groups of females when they sleep? or are they always out in their own trees keeping their lookouts even through the night?
Juliet, those are some great questions about the males side of things. I was going to try and up grade my membership but u-tube replied that I would have to cancel my membership and won’t be able to rejoin! I’m going to look into more.
Males tend to stick to themselves, when they under 3 years of age they may still huddle with the others, does not mean 2 males may not sit close to each other for warmth and protection in rainy weather
I encourage everyone to watch the video where Toni, upon arrival, almost didn't make it and how Josie bought him back. It's a testament to the miracles VMF makes happen.. This is Toni now at 18:28 see him up on arrival below at 14::20 th-cam.com/video/yK5H9ahESiI/w-d-xo.html
What is the social dynamic of vervets that have lost their dominant male and there are not any other adult males that were his seconds, so to speak, to vie and move into the dominant male position? Will a troop wait for an adult male to come in and take that spot, if allowed by the females and matriarch, or will the troo usually wait until some juvenile males age up and select one or two to stay with the troop to replace the lost dominant male? I would suppose that within the enclosures, being that they are closed systems that its different from the wild vervets asmale juveniles do not age out and get pushed out into a bachelor troop as they reach adulthood anyway, so they must have adapted in some way so that the adult males can stay in the troop, but I guess this troop is fairly young and had no other adult males?
Back Home We Had 5 Baby Monkeys. Farmers Killed The Mothers. Very Hard Too Take Care Of Baby Monkeys. In The End Had To Steal By Force A Female Monkey And Introduce To All The Baby Monkeys. Eight 8 Months Later Mother Monkeys Took All 5 Monkeys As Her Own. They Live Now Free Open Behind House In Forest. Still Have To Vest Them Or They Vest The House. Feed And Talk Too Them. LOT'S OF COMITMENT AND TIME. NOT EASY.
Dave, just an idea. I am sitting here trying to chose gifts for the children in my extended family. We, like many of my friends have a $25 limit. It is too late this year. But, would you consider next year to create something in that price range for children. While $25 might seem not enough, I think if advertised right the potential volume would make it viable. Again, just an idea.
Why feed them through a cold cage? Is it so they don't get attached to humans? Seems cold to me but is it best for them? Don't know anything about them so just curious to learn. You guys are doing a good thing here!
Once they are out with their foster mom, they will still need the bottle and this trains them to serve themselves at that time. The cage is to prevent adults from drinking it .
i;ve seen some videos where male monkeys will kill baby monkeys for some reason - have you ever had a problem like that at the foundation?? - some comments made were along the lines of males sometimes killing babies because they aren't theirs or to show dominance?
Are these babies actually abandoned or is someone taking them from their moms like a lot of these videos? And I saw someone ask about getting one are these babies really being sold to people?
They not being abandoned, they have lost their mothers due to human wildlife conflict and been rescued by a reputable rescue center and returned to a natural life, animals are not commodities they are living beings so no they not being sold and Im sure if you watched a bit more you would see and understand whats happening
Voglio una scimmietta piccola in regalo per adottarla vi pago la spedizione se me la regalate una piccolina scimmietta per amore di Dio rispondetemi non essere dura di cuore rispondami che sía femmina e che rimane piccola nana non cresce ok rispondetemi per favore
Che mi scrivi in italiano per favore rispondete per amore di Dio voglio una scimmietta piccola in regalo per adottarla vi pago la spedizione se me la regalate una piccolina scimmietta quando arriva la scimmietta a casa mía pago la spedizione se me la regalate una piccolina scimmietta non ho carta di crédito per favore rispondete
@@margheritalauretta502 Ti rispondo io, nonostante il fatto che il mio italiano sia pessimo. Questo posto è un santuario molto reputabile. È in Sud Africa e la gente qui sono dedicate a salvare le scimmie orfane da 30 anni. Questo santuario è estremamente contro avere i primati nelle mani di umani. Loro devono rimanere con i loro simili, nel selvaggio e non nelle case della gente, anche se la gente dicono che daranno tutto l'amore nel mondo. Non è giusto nel confronto di questi animali di tenerle in casa, e dopo solo sei mesi non sono più piccoli e belli così. Diventano giovanili e dopo, diventano adulti e sono molto territoriali. Mordono chiunque entra in casa, aparte la persona favorita a loro. Buttano urina e fece in giro perché vivono sotto stress in una casa. Visto che il mio italiano è stra pessimo, a questo punto, e visto che non riesco a spiegarmi come vorrei in italiano, devo smettere di scrivere. Posso solo dire che questo organizzazione non da via questi orfani sotto nessun circostanze. Gli orfani vivono con le mamme scimmie adottivi, qui nelle tante ettari di terra della Fondazione Vervet Monkey. Anche se non mi credi, l'ultima cosa giusta è di provare di togliere una scimmia del loro famiglia. Ciao e scusami per il mio italiano, per favore.
This is the only thing I watch and watch ALL of the adverts, I figured since I can’t do anything else helpful it the least I can do !!!
I just love this site, I miss it when it’s not on. The babies getting ready for mama, super
I’m always interested to see video of the troops with monkeys from previous years, and find that the monkeys they made friends with as babies in Disneyland are still their special friends. You see one and the other is never far away. This week it was Toni and Pascal.
Thank you and bless you all...
Our pleasure!
Adorable Babies!
I love purchasing the tee's to support you, I hope at Christmas time you get alot of donations!!!
Thank you Dave and crew for another great video. I wish I didn't have pet responsibility here, as I'd love to come and help but my babies come first. I love the hard work and labor of love it takes for these babies. Dave you are correct in saying how could anyone hurt such beautiful creatures, everything deserves a place under the sun to live their best lives. And VMF has for 30 years made it possible for those beautiful monkeys. Again thanks Dave. Looking forward to Saturdays live....
I watch all VMF videos and the ads within to help out.
I am glad to donate towards the revamp. Congratulations on 30 years of saving precious lives!
Thank you so much!
Finally a channel that treats baby monkeys how they should be treated ..thank you all for having a big heart.
Hey Everyone 🌈 yay another episode of vmf.
Hi sweetie! Good to see you here
Hello Ickie, more babies to drool over.
Good job Editor! Episode seemed to return to cinema verite of the little ones shown playing without commentary. When Dave does commentary it is heartfelt and thoughtful and in the appropriate place.
Could not handle the little monkey falling asleep - too cute
Thanks for getting the babies ready to move on and get ready to meet their foster mom.❤
Lol I never noticed how the monkeys pop each other in the face, like a slap I guess it’s a way to Antagonize eachother. I love watching the baby’s start to Learn how to hop around, especially when the grass is under their little feet! Well it looks like you all have the sweetest bunch of babies in need of your loving mommy Vervets❤ Let the games begin!
It's so amazing that monkeys know how to care and comfort each other from such a young age and also how the mums and the troop just know there's little ones waiting for them, such remarkable creatures
Closest to human like behavior.
We share 96% DNA w/the 🦧 Orangutan
@@jennaalletag1637 actually it's with the Chimpanzee.
@@ShugerPlum0263 close, but not quite: 98.8% with the chimpanzee, a solid 98% with the gorillas, and 97% with the orangutans.
@@Sarah-zr1nj a report dated from 2005 chimps actually have 99 percent and gorillas have a 1.75 percent and orangutans come in at 97 percent with 1.37 of genomes which made them 3rd in sequence back in 2011. 😊
My auntie had two monkeys when I was a child. I have always liked monkeys. It is wonderful to see someone caring for the orphaned babies.
Great episode. Dave's commentary is so informative and so heartfelt. As always, I love the slo-mo parts because the little wrigglers move so fast it's the only way to see how they move and how they show different facial expressions. The part with Josephine being so warm and comfy and sleepy in her blanket was beautiful. It will be good to see Jethro sometime because he has that special something! 👍
Awesome, thank you!
I really enjoyed the little guys in the baby "bottle training room" at monkey preschool where they're learning their life skills :)
Us too!
So sweet. I love seeing the babies!!
You are not the only one!
Y'all do indeed work miracles for these monkeys. ❤
I really enjoyed seeing the babies move in slow motion. It’s like they’ve discovered their back feet can hop & they seem to love hopping about.
Happy Anniversary 🎉🥳
Josephine waking up was the cutest thing I’ve ever seen. I can’t wait for her to be with her foster mom out in the enclosure.
A Great video this week, an update on all the new residents, plus bonus updates on some of last Season's friends, AND we also got a Floki/Cuddy update! It's been a really busy week! ♥️ Thank you for sharing as I know this is the busiest time of year at the Foundation!!! Also Thank You to all the staff, care team, and Volunteers for all of the work you put in for these precious little lives!!!♥️🥰🥰🙏🏼🙏🙏🏿 Mr Dave, Im with you. I can NOT comprehend how anyone could possibly look at these babies and not feel some type of joy??? I truly do not understand how someone could intentionally hurt, or kill these babies. I honestly can not wrap my head around it, and how messed up that individual must be. It's sad! Hopefully as humans we can try to do better!🙏🏼🙏🙏🏿
Blessings and Hugs from Maine, USA!
Hope everyone has a Wonderful, Safe, and Healthy Holiday Season!!!
At 15:30 all those babies seem to have springs in their limbs ! 🤔😉😂
It's definitely hard work.
Oh my goodness, that baby in the blanket...so cute.
I would love to foster one of these babies
Very interesting, educational and entertaining. Thanks for sharing.
Those three are the cutest little ones isn't that something 👀😇🧧🎚️💙🎶they are so innocent not victims
The babies are adorable. Very sweet little animals. God gave us wonderful animals to enjoy and help .
Totally awesome 👍 keep up the great work 👍👍👍👍
the slow motion was so cool! please more of this pictures.
Happy Anniversary!
Thank you!
they are so cute I love monkey's I've always wanted one since I was little but I'm 62 so I can't have one but I love the videos you share
Little Josephine has stolen my heart.
these new babies, many seem to be sucking on their fingers, is that being learned from each other? I don't remember seeing a lot of that going on in past years episodes.
yes I also noticed that, maybe the amount of time they alone needing comfort and as they the only one there use their hand
They are so adorable... You have so many babies they are a joy to watch and all the curiosity they have... Thank you all for what you do 💓 where are you located
Thank you so much! South Africa
You all do amazing work. I get so nervous watching them jump around with pen in their mouth. One wrong move and can go down their throats! I always so "take the pen!" You don't let your toddler run with things! Lol. I know I worry too much!
The babies could not be cuter! I really enjoyed getting to see a bit of Keenan's integration. I was curious how it was going and hope we get to see/hear more about it. I'm always wondering what the males are getting up to after they're grown (besides fighting with each other). Sort of a mystery to me... For instance- do they huddle up with the groups of females when they sleep? or are they always out in their own trees keeping their lookouts even through the night?
Juliet, those are some great questions about the males side of things. I was going to try and up grade my membership but u-tube replied that I would have to cancel my membership and won’t be able to rejoin! I’m going to look into more.
Males tend to stick to themselves, when they under 3 years of age they may still huddle with the others, does not mean 2 males may not sit close to each other for warmth and protection in rainy weather
Love this video. Dont stop.
VMF ❤️
Thanks
Thank you
You’re very welcome. You do such a wonderful work in rehabilitating the little orphans and reconnecting them with monkey life.
O would absolutely love to foster one.
What happens when there's a lot of male orphans released over time into the troupe?
How many babies are you working with right now? Is this going to be a record-setting year? Best wishes to you all.
hope not got the 19th yesterday
I will love to adopt a baby like this one
I encourage everyone to watch the video where Toni, upon arrival, almost didn't make it and how Josie bought him back. It's a testament to the miracles VMF makes happen.. This is Toni now at 18:28 see him up on arrival below at 14::20 th-cam.com/video/yK5H9ahESiI/w-d-xo.html
i never realised monkies suck their thumbs
What is the social dynamic of vervets that have lost their dominant male and there are not any other adult males that were his seconds, so to speak, to vie and move into the dominant male position? Will a troop wait for an adult male to come in and take that spot, if allowed by the females and matriarch, or will the troo usually wait until some juvenile males age up and select one or two to stay with the troop to replace the lost dominant male? I would suppose that within the enclosures, being that they are closed systems that its different from the wild vervets asmale juveniles do not age out and get pushed out into a bachelor troop as they reach adulthood anyway, so they must have adapted in some way so that the adult males can stay in the troop, but I guess this troop is fairly young and had no other adult males?
only nature itself can answer that question any of the above which ever arises first
Back Home We Had 5 Baby Monkeys. Farmers Killed The Mothers. Very Hard Too Take Care Of Baby Monkeys. In The End Had To Steal By Force A Female Monkey And Introduce To All The Baby Monkeys. Eight 8 Months Later Mother Monkeys Took All 5 Monkeys As Her Own. They Live Now Free Open Behind House In Forest. Still Have To Vest Them Or They Vest The House. Feed And Talk Too Them. LOT'S OF COMITMENT AND TIME. NOT EASY.
You can tell the videography was slowed down on purpose
Dave, just an idea. I am sitting here trying to chose gifts for the children in my extended family. We, like many of my friends have a $25 limit. It is too late this year. But, would you consider next year to create something in that price range for children.
While $25 might seem not enough, I think if advertised right the potential volume would make it viable.
Again, just an idea.
are you talking about clothing, I an kind of dictated to by the site itself but will certainly have a look this weekend if i can
Quiero una bebé monkey , y no se si es legal en España, pero me gustaría poder criar a una
Why feed them through a cold cage? Is it so they don't get attached to humans? Seems cold to me but is it best for them? Don't know anything about them so just curious to learn.
You guys are doing a good thing here!
Once they are out with their foster mom, they will still need the bottle and this trains them to serve themselves at that time. The cage is to prevent adults from drinking it .
How can I adopt one of those cute little Monkeys. I live in the states.
blog.vervetmonkey.africa/
i;ve seen some videos where male monkeys will kill baby monkeys for some reason - have you ever had a problem like that at the foundation?? - some comments made were along the lines of males sometimes killing babies because they aren't theirs or to show dominance?
There is so much evil now in our world so sad. ❤️
Are these babies actually abandoned or is someone taking them from their moms like a lot of these videos? And I saw someone ask about getting one are these babies really being sold to people?
They not being abandoned, they have lost their mothers due to human wildlife conflict and been rescued by a reputable rescue center and returned to a natural life, animals are not commodities they are living beings so no they not being sold and Im sure if you watched a bit more you would see and understand whats happening
Witchy Irish Girl, have you seen any of their other videos? Did you ever read about the Vervet Monkey Foundation? What stupid questions. No offense.
Voglio una scimmietta piccola in regalo per adottarla vi pago la spedizione se me la regalate una piccolina scimmietta per amore di Dio rispondetemi non essere dura di cuore rispondami che sía femmina e che rimane piccola nana non cresce ok rispondetemi per favore
Che mi scrivi in italiano per favore rispondete per amore di Dio voglio una scimmietta piccola in regalo per adottarla vi pago la spedizione se me la regalate una piccolina scimmietta quando arriva la scimmietta a casa mía pago la spedizione se me la regalate una piccolina scimmietta non ho carta di crédito per favore rispondete
@@margheritalauretta502 Ti rispondo io, nonostante il fatto che il mio italiano sia pessimo.
Questo posto è un santuario molto reputabile. È in Sud Africa e la gente qui sono dedicate a salvare le scimmie orfane da 30 anni. Questo santuario è estremamente contro avere i primati nelle mani di umani. Loro devono rimanere con i loro simili, nel selvaggio e non nelle case della gente, anche se la gente dicono che daranno tutto l'amore nel mondo. Non è giusto nel confronto di questi animali di tenerle in casa, e dopo solo sei mesi non sono più piccoli e belli così. Diventano giovanili e dopo, diventano adulti e sono molto territoriali. Mordono chiunque entra in casa, aparte la persona favorita a loro. Buttano urina e fece in giro perché vivono sotto stress in una casa.
Visto che il mio italiano è stra pessimo, a questo punto, e visto che non riesco a spiegarmi come vorrei in italiano, devo smettere di scrivere. Posso solo dire che questo organizzazione non da via questi orfani sotto nessun circostanze. Gli orfani vivono con le mamme scimmie adottivi, qui nelle tante ettari di terra della Fondazione Vervet Monkey. Anche se non mi credi, l'ultima cosa giusta è di provare di togliere una scimmia del loro famiglia. Ciao e scusami per il mio italiano, per favore.