5 months old & survived! Thats impressive... most don't make it without a mother... shows how strong these little primates are... a human baby could never....
Тен-Тян уже большой мальчик И совсем не худой. Я думаю что,это благодаря работникам этого парка,которые кормят обезьян специальным кормом. Тен-Тян пушистый красавчик❤
They are so cute, 🥰 adorable and beautiful! ❤. What a difference between this and other channels, besides Arroz Marisco from Monkey Hill Hong Kong! ❤. I very much enjoyed both your channels. I’m glad I found your channel and the translation is amazing, question do you ever name the monkeys or not? 🐒🙈😊
The Vervet Monkey Foundation does incredibly compassionate work to help orphaned infant monkeys to be rehabilitated, overcome the trauma of losing their mothers then introducing them to foster mother monkeys who are as loving and gentle with them as would have been the case, had their own mothers survived.
Нет он не домашний. В начале трансляции этих видио показали работников этого парка которые убирают парк и прикармливают всех обезьян спец кормом. Обезьяны их не боятся и этот малыш тоже.
Poor little one, just wants some affection. 😢 He’s a fluffy little guy. Despite needing/wanting a mum to cuddle with (his little cries break my heart) he seems to be doing ok. He’s very cute 🥰 I know all of the things that could have happened to his mum but it makes me wonder what actually happened. He just looks so lost without her. Just pushing around little rocks and crying, hoping mum will return. I know some members of the troop pay some attention to him. But I wish one would really take him under their wing so to speak and give him the love he desperately needs. Especially since he appears to have been with this troop for a while and was quite young when he lost mum. I also wonder if this is the troop he was born into, like some of them are family to him. Sorry for so many questions and thinking out loud. As this channel and monkey are new to me.
Thank you for watching. This baby was born in this herd. If she is in the herd, someone will take care of her and play with her. They may have siblings, but I don't think they have a connection because they don't have a mother. I think I can survive just fine.
Baby monkeys are not living on their own after 5 months unless they were abandoned pets. They stay with their moms in the wild for years and stick around with their moms and siblings for life. That's why they called troops
This monkey can live without its mother. And after the lactation period, they do not need to be with their mothers, so I believe they can live. If you doubt me, why don't you come to Japan and see? I will show you around. In Japan, no one takes Japanese monkeys as pets. Also, what information do you have that they spend their whole life with their mother and siblings? It is wrong. Male monkeys leave the troop they were born in after the age of three. Instinctively, a mechanism to avoid incest is at work.
There was a much older monkey, looked to be at least a yearling, grooming the baby at the beginning clearly sucking its finger as well. So, there’s at least 2 traumatized monkeys In this vid. I assume visitors can feed these monkeys ?? If so, there’s your explanation for its survival. Lip smacking at humans shows it knows how to beg for food. This baby could have only learned that from watching the other monkeys.
The most likely reason his forehead is messed up is because he's been punished for breaking the rules, begging humans for food and eating before the adults and other high ranking monkeys. You live around them and know the rules yourself, but still teach him to beg humans for food(a nasty habit) and feed him out of order. I think you want to record his death. Begging is a nasty habit. He's plenty big enough to forage and get water in the same way the adults do. You talk about him surviving in the troop, then you teach him to follow humans begging for food and to eat out of his very low ranking hierarchical order (you're teaching him the rules don't apply to him), especially after seeing evidence he's already been punished for doing so. He's not at all starved, there's no reason you should be feeding him.
" there are no other baby monkeys with this kind of charm, you'll be able to find them easily"... It's NOT "charm", he's begging for food and it's a nasty habit. There's nothing charming about a monkey who follows humans, constantly, yelling at them while demanding food,especially when he already has his gluttonous pouches full and food falling from its mouth. It's quite the opposite of charm. In the West we teach animals NOT to beg, including our pets. We find it to be a very disgusting nasty habit and an animal who behaves this way is unappealing and in need of discipline by the troop (or its master in the case of pets), which he'll get, and deservedly so. He knows the rules and chooses to break them. You have this monkey thinking it's special, can do whatever it wants and doesn't have to follow the rules of the troop. He thinks he's alone as he begs. There's always another monkey who sees what he's doing and with no mother to protect him, he's going to be in big trouble, as you keep feeding him when his pouches are overflowing and the others will see that. It's not charming at all, but the furthest thing from it. He's already exhibiting bad behavior and being gluttonous.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and concerns. I appreciate your passion for the well-being of the monkeys and understand that there are different views on how to interact with them. Just to be clear, I do not live near this area and have never interacted with these monkeys other than with my camera. I have never fed the orphaned monkey. My purpose is to observe and document their natural behavior without interference. It is important to understand each other's perspective and I appreciate your input. Let's continue to respect each other and foster a positive community.
Feed him, he is asking for something to eat! Without a mom he will be low ranking unless he has an aunt or Grandmother. He probably wants to stuff his cheeks with food! He is an orphan, give him charity. Also if you film him at least pay him for his time in fruit , nuts or beans!! Don’t take him for granted!
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He is adorable. I hope he makes it ok!!
10月19日にお邪魔しました。餌やりにも参加させていただきありがとうございました。最後にカワイイ子ザルちゃんにSTAFFさんとお芋❔のスライスした餌を一緒にあげました。お顔の傷が気になっていましたが、写真をみかえして『テンテン』とわかりました。額の傷が早く治りますように~✨可愛いSTAFFさんにもお猿のお話を聞けて嬉しかったです！🥰
So cute and fluffy 😍🥰
This little guy has a tough time ahead .
I am in South Africa!!! I would love to get near him❤
5 months old & survived! Thats impressive... most don't make it without a mother... shows how strong these little primates are... a human baby could never....
Как жаль, что пришлось выживать без мамы! 😢😢😢
Тен-Тян уже большой мальчик
И совсем не худой.
Я думаю что,это благодаря
работникам этого парка,которые кормят обезьян
специальным кормом.
Тен-Тян пушистый красавчик❤
They are so cute, 🥰 adorable and beautiful! ❤. What a difference between this and other channels, besides Arroz Marisco from Monkey Hill Hong Kong! ❤. I very much enjoyed both your channels. I’m glad I found your channel and the translation is amazing, question do you ever name the monkeys or not? 🐒🙈😊
The Vervet Monkey Foundation does incredibly compassionate work to help orphaned infant monkeys to be rehabilitated, overcome the trauma of losing their mothers then introducing them to foster mother monkeys who are as loving and gentle with them as would have been the case, had their own mothers survived.
てんちゃん❤とっても甘えん坊さん🥰少しは大きくなったかな❓
Бывший домашний похоже раз не боится и тянется к людям.
Это Япония,а не какая нибудь Камбоджа,здесь их охраняют,это заповедник! Вам же написали,что остался без матери в пять месяцев!
Нет он не домашний.
В начале трансляции этих
видио показали работников
этого парка которые убирают
парк и прикармливают всех
обезьян спец кормом.
Обезьяны их не боятся и этот
малыш тоже.
@@Iren-s5kЧто очень примечательно, не видно
страшных и покалеченых
обезьян,как во вьетнамском
парке.Голодные и выщипаные
и детишки худые.
Poor little one, just wants some affection. 😢 He’s a fluffy little guy. Despite needing/wanting a mum to cuddle with (his little cries break my heart) he seems to be doing ok. He’s very cute 🥰 I know all of the things that could have happened to his mum but it makes me wonder what actually happened. He just looks so lost without her. Just pushing around little rocks and crying, hoping mum will return. I know some members of the troop pay some attention to him. But I wish one would really take him under their wing so to speak and give him the love he desperately needs. Especially since he appears to have been with this troop for a while and was quite young when he lost mum. I also wonder if this is the troop he was born into, like
some of them are family to him. Sorry for so many questions and thinking out loud. As this channel and monkey are new to
me.
Thank you for watching.
This baby was born in this herd.
If she is in the herd, someone will take care of her and play with her.
They may have siblings, but I don't think they have a connection because they don't have a mother.
I think I can survive just fine.
Meu deus que pena sinto destes babys!
🥹😥… pobrecito bebé …
Прекрасно справляются сами Упитанный Из таких и вырастают сильные обезьяны В конце концов естественный отбор никто не отменял
Японія така мала країна за розміром, але ділиться територією з мавпами, це гуманно.
Tenten Lipsmacked in the Cam, and she asked: will you be my Friend?😊
野生の赤ちゃん猿が孤児になる様子がヤクザルの映像にもありましたが、離乳期頃に母親と離れ離れになる原因は何があるのでしょうか？こちらのチャンネルでニホンザルの子供たちを見て好きになりました！普段からニホンザルを見れる環境にいるので子供を探して観察したり声をかけたりするようになりました🤭
コメントありがとうございます。離れ離れになる原因は様々だと思いますが、正直、毎日観ていないと状況が分からないですね。私も教えてもらわないと迷子の子か孤児か分からないです。でも、他人の赤ちゃん猿を世話をして2匹抱えたお母さんとか毎年のようにみるので、一定数は発生するんでしょうね。それにしても、とてもうらやましい環境にいらっしゃるのですね。ぜひ観察続けてください！
@@monkeys_3:43 оченьсимпатичный
他の子供の世話をするのはヤクザルだけだと思います。
変な関係と言うか小猿は誘拐されて虐められてもその猿が移動する時には抱き付いて逃げようとしないでしがみ付いてるのが不思議です。
水の中に飛び込んだり泳いだりしてる時も離さないけど水の中に全身浸かっててその時間があり得ないくらい長い時間なので心配になるけど大分弱ってて何とか生きてるけどそれでもついて行くんですからね。
もう嫌だって母親から逃げて1人でいる小猿もいる。
虐待されて育って来た猿は同じ事をするし虐められて来た猿の子供は自分より小さい小猿を虐めます。
キレ所が全く理解できないのもあるし２体1とかで噛みつきあってていつの間にか相手がすり替わっててさっきまで一緒に噛み付いてた奴がいきなり裏切る形で相手側と一緒にとかで全然理解できない。
顔面を噛まれて目が潰れてる赤ちゃん猿とかいるのが信じられない可哀想
I watched this monkey for 30 seconds and it crapped twice!
its scared... key word "orphaned"
@NightfangRX78-f7u because if anyone wants one for a pet that's what they're in for!
Baby monkeys are not living on their own after 5 months unless they were abandoned pets. They stay with their moms in the wild for years and stick around with their moms and siblings for life. That's why they called troops
This monkey can live without its mother.
And after the lactation period, they do not need to be with their mothers, so I believe they can live.
If you doubt me, why don't you come to Japan and see? I will show you around.
In Japan, no one takes Japanese monkeys as pets.
Also, what information do you have that they spend their whole life with their mother and siblings? It is wrong.
Male monkeys leave the troop they were born in after the age of three.
Instinctively, a mechanism to avoid incest is at work.
Довольно упитанный макаш. На сироту не похож. Вероятно жил в семье, потом подрос и его выпустили в лес.
The rat will be looked after by people but likely not other monkeys.
There was a much older monkey, looked to be at least a yearling, grooming the baby at the beginning clearly sucking its finger as well. So, there’s at least 2 traumatized monkeys In this vid. I assume visitors can feed these monkeys ?? If so, there’s your explanation for its survival. Lip smacking at humans shows it knows how to beg for food. This baby could have only learned that from watching the other monkeys.
The most likely reason his forehead is messed up is because he's been punished for breaking the rules, begging humans for food and eating before the adults and other high ranking monkeys. You live around them and know the rules yourself, but still teach him to beg humans for food(a nasty habit) and feed him out of order. I think you want to record his death. Begging is a nasty habit. He's plenty big enough to forage and get water in the same way the adults do. You talk about him surviving in the troop, then you teach him to follow humans begging for food and to eat out of his very low ranking hierarchical order (you're teaching him the rules don't apply to him), especially after seeing evidence he's already been punished for doing so. He's not at all starved, there's no reason you should be feeding him.
" there are no other baby monkeys with this kind of charm, you'll be able to find them easily"...
It's NOT "charm", he's begging for food and it's a nasty habit. There's nothing charming about a monkey who follows humans, constantly, yelling at them while demanding food,especially when he already has his gluttonous pouches full and food falling from its mouth.
It's quite the opposite of charm. In the West we teach animals NOT to beg, including our pets. We find it to be a very disgusting nasty habit and an animal who behaves this way is unappealing and in need of discipline by the troop (or its master in the case of pets), which he'll get, and deservedly so. He knows the rules and chooses to break them. You have this monkey thinking it's special, can do whatever it wants and doesn't have to follow the rules of the troop. He thinks he's alone as he begs. There's always another monkey who sees what he's doing and with no mother to protect him, he's going to be in big trouble, as you keep feeding him when his pouches are overflowing and the others will see that. It's not charming at all, but the furthest thing from it.
He's already exhibiting bad behavior and being gluttonous.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and concerns.
I appreciate your passion for the well-being of the monkeys and understand that there are different views on how to interact with them.
Just to be clear, I do not live near this area and have never interacted with these monkeys other than with my camera.
I have never fed the orphaned monkey.
My purpose is to observe and document their natural behavior without interference.
It is important to understand each other's perspective and I appreciate your input. Let's continue to respect each other and foster a positive community.
The baby macaque has no mom - he has to beg, or starve.
Feed him, he is asking for something to eat! Without a mom he will be low ranking unless he has an aunt or Grandmother. He probably wants to stuff his cheeks with food! He is an orphan, give him charity. Also if you film him at least pay him for his time in fruit , nuts or beans!! Don’t take him for granted!