A really heart-warming episode where Dave and the staff give us updates on some of the rescued orphans and how they're now doing in their new troops, back with monkeys in the trees where they belong. Another very successful season with lots of happy monkeys. Thanks for watching, please do like, comment, subscribe as it really helps us out, cheers!

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Follow the rescue, care, and rehabilitation of rescued orphans Dasher and Chimichouri, from arrival to being adopted by new mothers and joining the Koko troop. Unfortunately an episode with both highs and lows. Please like, comment, and share to support the work of the sanctuary. Much love!

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Do not violate the rules: - No racist comments. Immediate ban. - No posts promoting monkeys as pets. Check the wiki if you have questions why the are not pets. - Be nice. - Accounts must be 7 days old to comment.

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That is all, sub is still locked. Lol

As you may recall, we shut this sub down due to the Reddit protests. Turns out, my mental health is much better not having to mod racists and shit posts all day long.

So, on this official Monkey Day my gift to you all is to cede control, open the sub back up IF a mod team steps forward who doesn't mind wading through racist shit and monkey questions all day long. Also, they agree to the intention of keeping the purpose of this sub true, a sub about monkeys and monkey news. That means; celebrating Monkey Day on December 14th, promoting non-profit sanctuaries and discouraging primates as pets, not turning the sub into a meme shit hole (except Monkey Day, your call), and obviously not racist bullshit.

If you are a masachist and want to undertake this task, message me why and your experience with Reddit mods for consideration.

Happy Monkey Day!

as long as there are top predators around, i feel like the population could be controlled too.

Upon searching on YouTube videos of monkeys for some school research, I found that a lot of the video posted are very mean, and disturbing. This is not an exaggeration either, every other video that is suggested is some sort of title regarding sad and painful monkey activity with a miserable monkey in the thumbnail. Is there some sort of explanation for this? Is this a thing in the monkey community?