What an awesome video! These primates are more affectionate and kind towards one another because of their standard of living. They have enough food, shelter and company to keep them away from conflict and distress.
So has planet earth yet we humans don’t like to share, we go and kill and steal what others have OIL in particular, There is enough of everything provided by nature, yet we still in this century murder for fuel and food. It’s insane.
Except we’re 7 billion people, going on 10 soon. Monkeys unlike us seem to be able to control their birth rate so they don’t self destruct like idiots.
Faith I know this is an old post, but had to say that's the funniest damn thing I've read in a long time, coming from a group of posters who are so serious and trying to show off their arm chair knowledge of moneydum. The fighting is so stupid. Thanks for chuckle of how we used to have fun and enjoy videos! Peace
@@usssanjacinto1 Yeah but chimps are naturally more aggressive than humans, and really any other animal. That's why they're such bad pets. They're extremely strong too, so they can rip your arms and legs off and rip your face apart, all for no reason.
This is a perfect representation of our behavior. When things are good and everything’s in excess human beings get along great and are friendly and affectionate to people who are in their circle of life. But when things are bad and everything’s in limited supply we’d steal from our own neighbor to survive. Look at the grocery stores when the pandemic hit. People would take more than they were supposed to which left many people with no supplies. Other people hoarded things and sold them at exorbitant prices. We are truly no different lol.
Pretty massive leap to say its 100% the emotion of a grief they are expressing. I would say curiosity but not grief , thats an intensly human emotion we feel for family or friends we lose. I highly doubt these monkeys are "grieving" for a random creature that dosent even belong to the same sub species as themselfs. But they are gentle and rather pleasant animals compared to some other primates i would say its just their inquisitive nature.
Nature is a mechanism and thanking the mechanism is for fools. You have to thank the Mechanic but you fear and hate the idea HE exists. So go ahead and thank nature. Ignorance is bliss.
@@nia.d3356 Calling grief an "intensely human" emotion is equally a stretch; there are tons of animal species shown to greive over death or seperation, even for others not of their own species. If this group of macaques had some sort of relationship/interaction with local fruit bats(sharing food or something), they could very well feel sadness for the loss of one to the conditions they all face together.
@@kostasz7z "Thanking" the mechanism is very different from admiring it. There is wisdom in realizing the greatness of things beyond your control or capacity. It says nothing about whatever "ignorance" you may be talking about.
how sensitive and affectionate they are towards each other, I watched the other day chimpanzees and they literally killed each other out of hate and anger, this group couldn't be more different, what a lovely bunch :)
It isn't hate and anger, it's survival. Chimps are not malicious or cruel, they are innocent living beings as all are. But their circumstances are very different. Sadly in their environment they have to fight over food, for survival, fight for their young to survive and prosper etc. The only malicious, cruel creatures are Humans.
@@TheTaterTotP80 How do you rationalize that opposed to other animals? Saying animals aren't cruel is conpletely wrong; you can find videos of deer having their limbs torn off and eaten by packs of wolves and still living for minutes after. Saying no animals are malicious assumes you know every behavior and thoughts of every animal on Earth, which I sincerely doubt. You can argue that they're just going by their instincts and doing what they do to survive, but humans are animals, too. You only live the way you live because of how the generation that raised you lived. If macaques did taxes and worked 9-5 jobs, you can bet their offspring would, too. A lot of people forget that we're just animals toobecause we happen to be intelligent enough to consider ourselves above animals. Humans don't owe the world anything more so than any other species, in my opinion.
Some animals are known to kill for pleasure, like one that may kill a bunch of sheep but eat none,yet it is instinctual to chase ,and maybe to them its play? They dont have a concience like humans do. It seems like domestic dogs have a concience though,??? Even my dog tries to be sneaky ,trying to get away with something that it knows is not ok..lol...😊♥️
@@bradlasalle2888 you misunderstand. they are not cruel, just uncaring. they dont need to know if their meal is suffering or not. only humans can inflict pain with no other reason
The way the monkey gently petted the dead bat, as if almost saying like "Wake up, little Batly. C'mon, now, it's time to get up! Batly?!" That was adorable. 🦍🖤🦇
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This is interesting behavior indeed. Because in many other incredibly rich regions around the world and depending on primate species, the animals can be far more aggressive so that they can have priority to the food and basically highest ranking.
Just because a place may look rich with food doesnt mean it is Most people wouldnt see the place Where chimps live as low with food but its clear that they have a harder time finding food than their bonobo cousins
+TheDpoppop They evolved these traits because of their surroundings: because they have more than enough to share amongst them (plus a seeming lack of natural predators), there's no real need for competition over food, so there's plenty to share. Take that away and they'll probably kill one another.
They didn't show the monkeys during mating season when they kill each other's offspring for the purpose of forcing the captured female to go into heat again
Reiko Myles ...not really mate. You're watching too much tv. Humans are an amazing. If u go outside and you'll see people saying goodmorning , holding doors for each other helping each other , building fixing creating for each other.laughing talking and being affectionate. Humans are a beautiful species. The news and media are purposely trying to make you fear your fellow man.
Imagine if humankind, in the future, were to venture to another planet with conditions such as these. Would we reconsider how we have treated planet Earth and resolve to live as one with nature? The 'wish' I expressed in May, was not meant to be taken seriously. It was a fantastic thought. The greed and selfishness of our species will be our doom.
@@usssanjacinto1 there are murderer and criminals all around in human society. And once you remove all the laws and rules, then you can think how human will behave.
The fact that abundance creates this change in behavior and allows for cooperation is really interesting. I think it’s key to emotional and the social evolutionary aspects of a species.
This shows that if humans shared and stopped being so damn selfish, we'd probably live happy like these monkeys. There's plenty to go around but people don't want to share and help the disadvantaged for the common good.
I got to experience the deep rain forest when I was 14. I wish I had appreciated more what I got to see. At the time I just wanted to go back to the hotel to hookup with my girlfriend. Funny how retrospect makes you appreciate a memory more than when it was occurring.
If climate change could only change Earth into one giant tropical forest with monsoons and abundant fruit, humans would all calm down, weather the storms and enjoy the banquet. We'd be blowing kisses and hugging all day
I live in sulawesi, I always see the them and feed them when I'm on the road from manadk to gorontalo they're easy to find and to reach, love them so mach
I want someone to make a documentary on humans the same way that we do with animals. “Here the male becomes observant to pick up hints that the female leaves, looking to approach her in hopes of mating.”
Crested Black Macaques, seem really active,even the adults are playing,The Longtails and pigtails Ive seen in videos ,the adults arnt this active ,at least from what Ive viewed. The ones Ive seen are around tourists though,so maybe it effects their behavior, these guys are in a more natural environment. Maybe that makes the difference or Maybe its just different natures.?? Hmm? They look classy in Black.lol very Beautiful!♥️
What an awesome video! These primates are more affectionate and kind towards one another because of their standard of living. They have enough food, shelter and company to keep them away from conflict and distress.
So has planet earth yet we humans don’t like to share, we go and kill and steal what others have OIL in particular, There is enough of everything provided by nature, yet we still in this century murder for fuel and food. It’s insane.
Even with abundant resources humans will still fight as our want can never be sated
@@cosmopolitanwonder9675 I guess you missed the special on ants and chimpanzees...we are pretty benevolent in comparison
Just like us.
Except we’re 7 billion people, going on 10 soon.
Monkeys unlike us seem to be able to control their birth rate so they don’t self destruct like idiots.
Their eyes are so intense and human. I've never seen anything like it- so incredible.
Rehael Seros
Oh, start watching the orangutan videos! They are the smartest. They are unreal in their human mimicry.
These monkeys always look like they're high as fuck... lol...
@@bmell1252 the thoughtful and studying eyes of orangutans are fascinating to me
B Mell its not called mimicry. thats their natural instict
Maybe our eyes are Macaque.
Lip Smacking = Give me a hug.
Blowing kisses = For very close family.
Adorable
i think you misunderstood, both are for friends and family, the narrator phrased it strangely
Will try it out
Too cute!!
I tried to become friends with someone I don't know using the "lip-smacking and hugging" technique. I got punched in the jaw. Not recommended.
Did you try combing her fur and looking for cooties?
Fatih this isn't used for humans
Fatih try it on more people😂you might get lucky
Try this at america
Faith I know this is an old post, but had to say that's the funniest damn thing I've read in a long time, coming from a group of posters who are so serious and trying to show off their arm chair knowledge of moneydum. The fighting is so stupid. Thanks for chuckle of how we used to have fun and enjoy videos! Peace
3:47 , he's still thinking about that bat
lmaooo really though!
climid 😂
Lol
Awesome comment. Dude they seem so human
climid
Is this is what happens in social groups when there's abundant food and little aggression?
i think so
Yes its literally explained in the video
@ken Chimps already fight and cannibolize, so they don't have to be human to do that.
@@usssanjacinto1 Yeah but chimps are naturally more aggressive than humans, and really any other animal. That's why they're such bad pets. They're extremely strong too, so they can rip your arms and legs off and rip your face apart, all for no reason.
Yeah it is. I'm experiencing it at the activism group Extinction Rebellion.
Thought they were going to have a funeral for the bat lol
I thought they'll eat it
oc2k13
They are vegans :)
I thought they were gonna bury it. That would be amazing!
I thought so lol 😁
They basically did
They are so beautiful I wish them well and hope no one ever hurts them
Yes
This is a perfect representation of our behavior. When things are good and everything’s in excess human beings get along great and are friendly and affectionate to people who are in their circle of life. But when things are bad and everything’s in limited supply we’d steal from our own neighbor to survive. Look at the grocery stores when the pandemic hit. People would take more than they were supposed to which left many people with no supplies. Other people hoarded things and sold them at exorbitant prices. We are truly no different lol.
Take off our clothes, remove our houses and we are truly animals.
@@BicMacAndChips1 weve always been animals lmao
yeah that so true. pandemic and all that hoarding and stocking of supplies showed once more. people are animals... and more important. the worst one.
@@BicMacAndChips1 we should definitely take off all of our clothes.
I was literally thinking the same thing
My God
They grief for a bat
Such beautiful are nature's creations
Pretty massive leap to say its 100% the emotion of a grief they are expressing. I would say curiosity but not grief , thats an intensly human emotion we feel for family or friends we lose. I highly doubt these monkeys are "grieving" for a random creature that dosent even belong to the same sub species as themselfs. But they are gentle and rather pleasant animals compared to some other primates i would say its just their inquisitive nature.
Yeah that's what they do when they don't decide to rape and eat the corpse
Nature is a mechanism and thanking the mechanism is for fools.
You have to thank the Mechanic but you fear and hate the idea HE exists.
So go ahead and thank nature.
Ignorance is bliss.
@@nia.d3356 Calling grief an "intensely human" emotion is equally a stretch; there are tons of animal species shown to greive over death or seperation, even for others not of their own species. If this group of macaques had some sort of relationship/interaction with local fruit bats(sharing food or something), they could very well feel sadness for the loss of one to the conditions they all face together.
@@kostasz7z "Thanking" the mechanism is very different from admiring it. There is wisdom in realizing the greatness of things beyond your control or capacity. It says nothing about whatever "ignorance" you may be talking about.
2:07 this smile is gorgeous
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Yeah a smile
They're so gentle with the bat :,|
"Instead, they put their energy into the good things of life"~ damn I felt that
how sensitive and affectionate they are towards each other, I watched the other day chimpanzees and they literally killed each other out of hate and anger, this group couldn't be more different, what a lovely bunch :)
It isn't hate and anger, it's survival. Chimps are not malicious or cruel, they are innocent living beings as all are. But their circumstances are very different. Sadly in their environment they have to fight over food, for survival, fight for their young to survive and prosper etc.
The only malicious, cruel creatures are Humans.
@@TheTaterTotP80 How do you rationalize that opposed to other animals? Saying animals aren't cruel is conpletely wrong; you can find videos of deer having their limbs torn off and eaten by packs of wolves and still living for minutes after. Saying no animals are malicious assumes you know every behavior and thoughts of every animal on Earth, which I sincerely doubt. You can argue that they're just going by their instincts and doing what they do to survive, but humans are animals, too. You only live the way you live because of how the generation that raised you lived. If macaques did taxes and worked 9-5 jobs, you can bet their offspring would, too. A lot of people forget that we're just animals toobecause we happen to be intelligent enough to consider ourselves above animals. Humans don't owe the world anything more so than any other species, in my opinion.
TheTaterTotP80 i think that chimps as intelligent as they are do have the capacity to be malicious
Some animals are known to kill for pleasure, like one that may kill a bunch of sheep but eat none,yet it is instinctual to chase ,and maybe to them its play? They dont have a concience like humans do. It seems like domestic dogs have a concience though,??? Even my dog tries to be sneaky ,trying to get away with something that it knows is not ok..lol...😊♥️
@@bradlasalle2888 you misunderstand. they are not cruel, just uncaring. they dont need to know if their meal is suffering or not. only humans can inflict pain with no other reason
They're more compassionate than most human beings nowadays.
This is literally the most wholesome thing I've seen today.
They were so gentle with the bat that had died. Definitely one of my most favourite animals now
True
God the way that one stroked the dead bat was so sweet. You could see it was genuinely bummed out.
Why can't large groups of humans be as caring as these precious macaques??!!
The way the monkey gently petted the dead bat, as if almost saying like "Wake up, little Batly. C'mon, now, it's time to get up! Batly?!" That was adorable. 🦍🖤🦇
Heart melting cute affectionate creatures. I hope their place won't be overtaken by human else their behaviour may change.
This is what I call heaven right here.
Reject humanity return to monke
I see how they would make good friends.
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Thank you very much BBC Eart
This is interesting behavior indeed. Because in many other incredibly rich regions around the world and depending on primate species, the animals can be far more aggressive so that they can have priority to the food and basically highest ranking.
Just because a place may look rich with food doesnt mean it is
Most people wouldnt see the place Where chimps live as low with food but its clear that they have a harder time finding food than their bonobo cousins
I guess the crested macaques got the garden of eden instead of humans his time
Let's find the one fruit they won't eats :P
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@@TragoudistrosMPHo5 puj
They deserve it more than us
and they deserve it
Lol hopefully they dont eat from that one tree,like we did..lol..
Is he smiling? Those amazing expressive eyes! OMG!
What a life! Everyone loves each other, eating fruit, finding dead bats.
We could learn a thing or two from them lol.
oh, i'm sorry if i offended you. i was just joking.
+TheDpoppop They evolved these traits because of their surroundings: because they have more than enough to share amongst them (plus a seeming lack of natural predators), there's no real need for competition over food, so there's plenty to share. Take that away and they'll probably kill one another.
They didn't show the monkeys during mating season when they kill each other's offspring for the purpose of forcing the captured female to go into heat again
TheDpoppop They speak to each other in their own language, just not human language I thought that was obvious?
I agree, we can all learn something from that.
Man, could humanity learn a lot from them.
Yes ofc the solution to all modern problems is hugging and smacking lips.
At times Animals act more civilized than intelligent human beings.
@@guyanon or making resources abundant rather than scarce.
Andrey Morozov i don’t think you got the point
Reiko Myles ...not really mate. You're watching too much tv. Humans are an amazing. If u go outside and you'll see people saying goodmorning , holding doors for each other helping each other , building fixing creating for each other.laughing talking and being affectionate. Humans are a beautiful species. The news and media are purposely trying to make you fear your fellow man.
Hats off to the filmologist or whoever filmed this. It was wonderful🏆🏆🏆
Felt more satisfying than a movie
That was awesome! They have no reason to fight, so they're not violent like us. So interesting that abundance of resources causes this.
Sad thing is humans are hunting this cute monkeys down so now they are endangered. What have they done to deserve this :(
@@Huhwhatdoyoumeanbro for real
Suck it up if there is uncanny valley,they can't control it.
If only mankind would work towards creating such an environment, war, famine, and disease would cease to exist.
+Guybrush Threepwood agreed...
Imagine if humankind, in the future, were to venture to another planet with conditions such as these. Would we reconsider how we have treated planet Earth and resolve to live as one with nature? The 'wish' I expressed in May, was not meant to be taken seriously. It was a fantastic thought. The greed and selfishness of our species will be our doom.
We are too intelligent
Instead man create disease to control. Crazy selfish bastards.
Disease will always exist old man
Amazing how its naturally built for them to live in paradise
Just LOVE these kinda videos!!! Could watch them 24/7!!!!!
Wow these monkeys represent how human life should be caring and sharing.
I have grown to love monkeys because of the love my oldest daughter has for them.....omg, the babies are adorable 😍😍😍😍
What unique and amazingly beautiful creatures!!! Nature is amazing!!!
What an amazing Video♡
Thanks BBC EARTH
You Are The Best♥
Everyone is happy when they are not hangry lol
That one smiled so happily.
I did that thing with my lips the other day at market ...I got kicked out instead of hugs :(
blocksterz what a bunch of heartless slobs
😂😂😂
Try to offer them fruits
You should have flashed your pink buttocks too 😂😂
Here's a virtual hug!
3:30 press F to pay respects
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Omg how cute are those babies!!!!
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This is the most precious thing I have seen on youtube yet lol
Yes if only the world could be more at peace like these primates
wow these programmes are so informative! I am glad I know these adorable monkeys exist! Another thing to add to my goto place when I need a smile
MG! They are so gentle with the bat... such a beautiful
"HUMANITY" seems a tiny trivial word to me when i watch such videos. Human must revise the definition of HUMANITY.
Humans? Chimps go to war with each other all the time, even cannibalizing each other.
@@usssanjacinto1 there are murderer and criminals all around in human society. And once you remove all the laws and rules, then you can think how human will behave.
Hate to break it to you, but humans also do these things.
3:27 , gently stroking the dead bat, pinky out. i love them.
they have more humanity than humans do
2:38 love that they're never worried about obesity!! 💟💕💟💕
That Hug made my day.... That's all what everyone needs.
The fact that abundance creates this change in behavior and allows for cooperation is really interesting. I think it’s key to emotional and the social evolutionary aspects of a species.
I thought the empathy was for a fellow monkey until I realised it was a bat, which is amazing.
They are better than humans . We need to respect their habitat . And keep them protected
the way that monkey touch that dead Bat is so delicate,even the pinky finger is slightly lifted up.
They’re beautiful
Lucky them, they eat healthier and more delicious food than we do.
True heaven on earth , yes we can learn a lot from them .
We must protect them❤❤❤
I wonder how they would react to seeing a human, going by their mourning of the dead bay they seem to be quite compassionate to all species
They apparently have no fear of humans, but they are targeted for raiding farms as well.
A natureza é perfeitamente divina,só a felicidade quando respeitamos e preservamos ela.
Oh my God.. My affectionate mcaws you flow the sensitive love in your behaviour naturally.. Thats unique to see us in mirror... Love
Amazing compassion we all need to learn. Funny it ppl w everything lose their heart sometimes. While these guys only grow more loving
This shows that if humans shared and stopped being so damn selfish, we'd probably live happy like these monkeys. There's plenty to go around but people don't want to share and help the disadvantaged for the common good.
At least there's a happy community on this earth
Omg! They are soo freakn adorable!!!! ❤❤❤
Correlates surprisingly well to human socioeconomic conditions and how we treat ourselves in similar situations.
2:10 is priceless !!!! So amazing
Oh, God, this world is a beautiful place
This is the cutest thing I have ever seen
The real little ones & their shenanigans 😍😍😍
They're such chill people
Love it , they are bless
Me after watching the vid... "i've found my Spirit Animal." 😍🌻😂
Man monkeys really be living. Chilling, pooping, sleeping in all day. Lucky ass monkeys
This has to be my favourite type of monkey.
I got to experience the deep rain forest when I was 14. I wish I had appreciated more what I got to see. At the time I just wanted to go back to the hotel to hookup with my girlfriend.
Funny how retrospect makes you appreciate a memory more than when it was occurring.
thx for the great docu
If climate change could only change Earth into one giant tropical forest with monsoons and abundant fruit, humans would all calm down, weather the storms and enjoy the banquet. We'd be blowing kisses and hugging all day
when your needs are met you can focus on things that matter, when you're starving its tough
Ohhh how wonderful life is when there is enough to go around and nothing to compete over 😁
The babies are so cute and tiny!!! 😍😍😍
looks like a need for a higher purpose only arises once there is abundant food. explains human evolution... nice video
They're so adorable
My family are from Manado, when i was a lil kid. I saw this Macaques in the Jungle for the first time :)
1:38 my class when there's no teacher
I'm amazed how these animals are so beautiful n loving...Awesome God
I tried the lip smacking and lemme tell ya, it’s pushing away strangers more than it is drawing them in
Great example of what all life is capable of when you remove the daily struggle for food/water.
I live in sulawesi, I always see the them and feed them when I'm on the road from manadk to gorontalo they're easy to find and to reach, love them so mach
Orang sulawesi suka makan monyet
you are so lucky to live in such a beautiful place. I live in NYC.
Abundant food and place to live - what USA needs.
I want someone to make a documentary on humans the same way that we do with animals. “Here the male becomes observant to pick up hints that the female leaves, looking to approach her in hopes of mating.”
Crested Black Macaques, seem really active,even the adults are playing,The Longtails and pigtails Ive seen in videos ,the adults arnt this active ,at least from what Ive viewed. The ones Ive seen are around tourists though,so maybe it effects their behavior, these guys are in a more natural environment. Maybe that makes the difference or Maybe its just different natures.?? Hmm? They look classy in Black.lol very Beautiful!♥️
the baby macaque looks so cute
These are by far my favorite monkeys. They’re so cute
LOVE the mohawks! Lol Toocute for words:-P
The only reason these monkeys are fine with each other is because there is abundance of food. There is absolutely no reason to fight.
1:20 Ok all Pride Aside.😂 Lift your hands if this has ever happened to you before🖐
They blow kisses and give hugs that cute