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- Mon, 10 Apr 2017 07:33:45 EST EIbc88o7 No.33356
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i love monkeys. they're like apes but not quite. they have tails and they're weird and stuff. i don't know here's a documentary on snub nosed monkeys like in the pic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=190dD6-mOYk

monkeys are great
also apes
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Hamilton Gublingdock - Mon, 17 Apr 2017 21:41:23 EST h2WfGjLD No.33365 Reply
>>33356
are there any monkeys that are cool and nice? I think they are all assholes from my limited knowledge of them? that one in your pic looks okay but also ayy lmao
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Cornelius Greenwell - Wed, 19 Apr 2017 19:11:41 EST sD4VRKMm No.33369 Reply
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>>33356
My step mum used to have a pet monkey in Peru.
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Cornelius Gunnerham - Sun, 23 Apr 2017 13:32:15 EST qKBqbH5D No.33370 Reply
>>33369
If I go to Peru to get a pet monkey can I bring him back as long as I promise not to leave him in an ikea?
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Cornelius Duckstone - Thu, 11 May 2017 23:21:26 EST EWO7ZgWK No.33383 Reply
>>33365
Snub-nosed monkeys, like in the OP! That's why I posted them. Watch that docu- they're surprisingly nice to each other for monkeys. There's this big territorial war between two giant groups, and there are no casualties. Some even switch sides. They're pretty weird looking, but they certainly seem much less violent than other monkeys. They still kill, but not too often it seems. One big bad alpha monkey killed a rival, orphaning his son, who is sort of the focus of the docu. But there's this heartwarming moment later where the same monkeys responsible for the death of his father decide to take this little orphan in with them, whereas other monkeys may have just killed their rival's offspring on the spot.
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