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Who Doesn't Love Jello?

Category: zoos

Spider monkeys + Jello = good times at the Bronx Zoo...

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Monkey Juice

Category: monkey

by Katie the Lowly Intern Does the sinking feeling of knowing you could have gotten what you wanted had you made better choices in life sound familiar? Like how if in college, had you gotten a real degree, set...

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Incredible New Study Released

Category: monkey

Incredible new research on life spans of monkeys.

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Monkey Waiter Makes Me Sad for Some Reason

Category: monkey

Hat tip to Kevin Z....

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PIG MONKEY!!!

Category: pig

PIG MONKEY!!!

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Monkey Torture

Category: monkey

Researcher on a talk show explains his research into Monkey Torture

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New Delhi Under Attack (by Monkeys)

Category: monkey

India's bustling capital has been a little more bustling of late with a veritable invasion of rude, sometimes dangerous monkeys. As the forests outlying the city have been destroyed, more and more rhesus macaque monkeys have made their way into...

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African Booze Tree

Category: monkey

Turns out the monkey isn't the only creature in the forest getting bombed. Check out this video of the African booze tree.Special thanks to Tom Ferriss for finding this clip....

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Drunk Monkeys!

Category: alcohol

The best part of this video is the wholesome message at the end: consistently drunk monkeys "tend to make better leaders and command greater respect!"Vervet monkeys, Cercopithecus aethiops. Thanks to Brent Edwards for sending along this gem....

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Over Half of Male Marmosets Carry Brother,Aeos Sperm

Category: monkey

Gandalf of the Marmosets, Emperor Marmoset, Saguinus imperatorAnimals that carry cells from another individual, most often a fraternal twin (non-identical), are known as chimeras. Aside from marmosets, chimeras have been discovered in humans, cats and cows. Considered a rare fluke...

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