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  • On my return from my mother’s house… I went to my mother's house for her birthday. On my return, Bow was especially thorough.
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Комментарии • 11 тыс.

  • @StevenIngram
    @StevenIngram Год назад +43012

    As a biologist, I find this fascinating. This chimp is checking her eye lashes for lice, her nostrils for worms (check out "turning sickness" in apes). He's checking her skin (especially the folds) for staph infections. Smelled her mouth for gingivitis (indicator of tooth decay). Checked the sclera of her eyes (jaundice is a sign of malnutrition). Checked her nails for fungi. To me, this seems very intentional and borders on medical.

    • @FreakDaMIghet
      @FreakDaMIghet Год назад +6141

      He even looks a bit like a wise old doctor with his little white goatee. Lol

    • @tomorrowsforecast1799
      @tomorrowsforecast1799 Год назад +2138

      And if it saw those ailments like staph or jaundice, what would it have done next?

    • @sydneebean99
      @sydneebean99 Год назад +2818

      @@tomorrowsforecast1799 he would just keep an eye on that area and maybe groom it more than somewhere else. All with good intentions though 😊

    • @charliehoes4071
      @charliehoes4071 Год назад +4

      Lol this chimp ain't doing none of that.

    • @NamesRGay
      @NamesRGay Год назад +399

      Its truly amazing!!

  • @anotherwordly
    @anotherwordly Год назад +25308

    That is not a chimpanzee. That is very obviously a professional doctor with a PHD. He has clearly been doing this for years, please give him the respect he deserves

  • @simon_anthony
    @simon_anthony 4 месяца назад +2912

    the longest and the thoroughest doctor's appointment I've seen in my life

    • @robertmoniz6633
      @robertmoniz6633 3 месяца назад +61

      You can't get an exam like that at a doctors office

    • @SemikMD
      @SemikMD 2 месяца назад +58

      Dude for real. How can I book an appointment? Does he take insurance?

    • @xenthia
      @xenthia 2 месяца назад +52

      Doctors will NEVER exam you like this even when you desperately need them to, I would gladly take this chimp over some glorified graduate anyday.

    • @CrimsonMistress
      @CrimsonMistress 2 месяца назад +3

      No seriously 😭

    • @2jcward
      @2jcward 2 месяца назад +9

      I’m getting ASMR tingles from this 😏

  • @magiv4205
    @magiv4205 2 месяца назад +965

    This feels so intimate, in a good way. She is so gentle and thorough, and leaves no stone unturned to make sure her human is healthy. What a beautiful interspecies bond.

    • @Elvira-k3r
      @Elvira-k3r 2 месяца назад +26

      Beautifully stated, and a I completely agree!

    • @jobalogo383
      @jobalogo383 Месяц назад +14

      Its a very important social component and bonding activity for chimpanzees

    • @JustinS06
      @JustinS06 Месяц назад +4

      She looks so confused lol

    • @cari793
      @cari793 Месяц назад +4

      ​@@JustinS06 she is avoiding eye contact (good for her safety)

    • @justinwinningham4892
      @justinwinningham4892 24 дня назад

      She’s playing with fire

  • @revol2933
    @revol2933 9 месяцев назад +5738

    I've never realized how complex and specific process grooming really is. It's not just simply "looking for bugs", but a full medical healthcheck - including examination of teeth and eyes, in order to see if your fellow mate is alright

    • @deenad3562
      @deenad3562 9 месяцев назад +56

      But what keeps him from examining other more private parts?😯

    • @thedraftdoctor1
      @thedraftdoctor1 8 месяцев назад

      @@deenad3562 clothes

    • @angelh3771
      @angelh3771 8 месяцев назад +213

      ​@@deenad3562 ummmm clothes?

    • @deenad3562
      @deenad3562 8 месяцев назад +246

      @angelh3771 well @9:50 he moved the blouse from her shoulder and she she did softly say Hey...and he moved her clothes around other times as well.... i guess he's been taught boundaries

    • @williamlindroos2250
      @williamlindroos2250 8 месяцев назад +21

      @@angelh3771 Do you honestly think clothes stopes a chimp?

  • @joshuathomson8925
    @joshuathomson8925 4 месяца назад +3958

    "It's just as I suspected: potassium deficiency. I'll write you a prescription for some bananas."

    • @D.B409
      @D.B409 3 месяца назад +69

      Underrated comment.

    • @stevenlord782
      @stevenlord782 3 месяца назад +42

      😂😂😂 best comment here.

    • @dubtownman9508
      @dubtownman9508 2 месяца назад +12

      😂😂

    • @MarcinHopa8
      @MarcinHopa8 2 месяца назад +8

      😂😂😂😂😂

    • @texasgirl6000
      @texasgirl6000 2 месяца назад +6

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

  • @havingagr8time
    @havingagr8time 3 месяца назад +1880

    As a retired physician I find this beyond fascinating. I've never seen anything like it. Thanks for posting!

    • @starlite556
      @starlite556 2 месяца назад +59

      Notice how he takes his time and really cares about the health of his patient and whether she lives or dies.

    • @cannahelpu
      @cannahelpu 2 месяца назад +45

      Not one of my doctors has ever done this thorough of an examination!

    • @kitten_with_bad_breath
      @kitten_with_bad_breath 2 месяца назад

      Can you do better than this chimp?

    • @AndreLobov
      @AndreLobov 2 месяца назад

      ​@@cannahelpu presumably if you had staph infection or lice or a strange rash, you could use your words to explain it to your doctor

    • @fatdad64able
      @fatdad64able 2 месяца назад +42

      As a retired chimpanzee I find this beyond fascinating as well.

  • @FortunePayback
    @FortunePayback 2 месяца назад +211

    It's crazy how millions of years of evolution took us all the way to the point where we have two species so incredibly close together in similarities. This was absolutely amazing to watch! I can only imagine what was going through this little guy's head. The thing is too, a lot of people in the comments saying how "human" the chimp seems to be, and although I get where you're coming from, the thing is, it's not that the chimp is behaving human...it's that we, despite everything, are but apes ourselves.

    • @jeffj2730
      @jeffj2730 2 месяца назад +16

      Probably the dumbest comment I’ve ever read.

    • @Daniele-hh6gt
      @Daniele-hh6gt 2 месяца назад +2

      Nope.

    • @FreethinkingPharoah
      @FreethinkingPharoah 2 месяца назад +44

      ​@@jeffj2730
      No, yours is

    • @XenogearsForever
      @XenogearsForever 2 месяца назад +10

      We don't come from monkeys or any of these animals. You'll eventually learn. 👍

    • @cliff1446
      @cliff1446 2 месяца назад +61

      ​​@@XenogearsForever Well, we have Common Ancestors. And yes, we are animals, just really smart ones.

  • @alvarosudario
    @alvarosudario Год назад +11587

    It crazy how gentle he is. You can tell he cares for you and your health. There's alot of trust and patience for each other.

    • @jimbob-robob
      @jimbob-robob Год назад +127

      Not a male IMO. Much larger and always dangerous...

    • @ericartola2773
      @ericartola2773 Год назад +191

      I honestly felt like I was watching a physical take place

    • @thomasharrington1477
      @thomasharrington1477 Год назад +18

      Gordy: Das what I'm sayin!

    • @claudeh.8145
      @claudeh.8145 Год назад

      until she has a mental health episode and snaps. the most docile captive chimps can switch up

    • @sarahsheepdog
      @sarahsheepdog Год назад +141

      @Jimbob Robob You can read about Bow in the blog in the videos description. It says he is male and 20 years old!

  • @hatusnee
    @hatusnee Год назад +5846

    It's insane that he had a mental list of everything to check and he was so gentle. I really can't get over this its absolutely incredible animals are absolutely incredible

    • @JNS512
      @JNS512 Год назад +180

      Humans are also animals and Chimpanzees are our closest genetic relatives along with Bonobos.

    • @Trey_W
      @Trey_W Год назад +15

      You said a mouthful.

    • @BeStill-zy5ye
      @BeStill-zy5ye Год назад +23

      ​@@JNS512no we human. Read the Bible God speak about all that God bless

    • @JNS512
      @JNS512 Год назад

      @@BeStill-zy5ye The Bible is a myth. Stories that were made by man to try to explain the world around them because we didn't have the knowledge or technology. But now we do. We would be considered divine by people 2 to 3 thousand years ago if they could travel through time and see us now. We can see through space and time, we have technology that has enabled us to fly, to travel into space. We know we are related to Bonobos, Chimpanzees, Gorillas and Orangutans because we have mapped out our DNA and theirs and we are part of the same family. Humans are Great Apes.

    • @CabalisticCat
      @CabalisticCat Год назад

      @@BeStill-zy5ye???

  • @MaloneMantooth
    @MaloneMantooth 5 месяцев назад +5634

    “That’ll be 10 bananas”

    • @Nishaajain01
      @Nishaajain01 4 месяца назад +50

      😂

    • @dannyarcher6370
      @dannyarcher6370 4 месяца назад +65

      Why is this not the top comment?

    • @amandadicassiaa
      @amandadicassiaa 4 месяца назад +38

      😂 much cheaper than in Switzerland, I would like to have an appointment

    • @karmakameleon113
      @karmakameleon113 4 месяца назад +31

      Is he in-network with my insurance? I don't know when the next time I'll have 10 bananas on me at once will be.

    • @dannyarcher6370
      @dannyarcher6370 4 месяца назад +15

      @@karmakameleon113 Yeah, and it's difficult to store them for any period of time as they depreciate so quickly.

  • @bryansphere6359
    @bryansphere6359 Месяц назад +51

    This is so thoughtful, intentional, calculated and precise! I’ve never seen a grooming session up close and in depth like this. I had no idea they were so thorough. It’s amazing.

  • @sdean4816
    @sdean4816 Год назад +4998

    The chimp gave the lady a more thorough examination than I’ve ever had by any physician…this is such a cool video. Thanks for posting.

  • @jmaguire2232
    @jmaguire2232 2 года назад +5464

    Love how he knows to be especially gentle around the eyes.

    • @GhostyMist
      @GhostyMist Год назад +514

      They probably understand how vital another’s creature’s eyes are. Considering the eyes are one of the body parts they go for when attacking; along with hands, feet, and the naughty bits.

    • @GhostyMist
      @GhostyMist Год назад +66

      @Thomas McCarthy That’s the deleted scene of the video 😂😂

    • @jmaguire2232
      @jmaguire2232 Год назад +16

      @Thomas McCarthy Gordy moment.

    • @goodboygaming1473
      @goodboygaming1473 Год назад +54

      Every big animal have senses that our body parts can hurt... even dogs are like that...

    • @jennyohara4011
      @jennyohara4011 Год назад +7

      college degree!

  • @Dubble_Bubble40
    @Dubble_Bubble40 Год назад +2057

    You would almost swear he is a doctor. The intricate way he examines, the facial expressions, the focus; just simply amazing to watch.

    • @userBXBK70
      @userBXBK70 Год назад +6

      Да,да , бабку на глубокий анализ .....

    • @Kujien
      @Kujien Год назад +16

      Shes going to need a doctor if this continues

    • @6macks9
      @6macks9 Год назад +6

      @@Kujien it has been for like 5 years

    • @Shay-vj3wh
      @Shay-vj3wh Год назад +17

      yes!! even the facial expressions are incredibly accurate, it's truly mesmerizing to witness

    • @Dubble_Bubble40
      @Dubble_Bubble40 Год назад +11

      @@Shay-vj3wh yes, his eye movements slightly raising his head while examining. So fascinating!

  • @infini.tesimo
    @infini.tesimo 2 месяца назад +22

    Not going to lie, when I see stuff like this and know how strong chimps can be if they want to be in ripping you limb from limb quite literally I found this ironically soothing and fascinating that he was as gentle as could be and in a way like a holistic doctor.

  • @ESKATEUK
    @ESKATEUK 2 года назад +12908

    He’s really looking for something and is just like “damn why are you so clean” lol

    • @giftofthewild6665
      @giftofthewild6665 2 года назад +1275

      Lol yeah "where are all the lice and ticks?"

    • @kobz2883
      @kobz2883 2 года назад +54

      Lol

    • @mightymouse5029
      @mightymouse5029 2 года назад +25

      @@nicolepaloms3509 who does?

    • @amie5629
      @amie5629 2 года назад +23

      Haha agreed 😄👍🏼

    • @1985NEVETS
      @1985NEVETS 2 года назад

      Imagine him finding a booger in the back of her nose and shoving one of those fingers in to get it.

  • @jeffjeffries8924
    @jeffjeffries8924 Год назад +1540

    The way he smells you to check your bacteria is remarkable. This was like a doctor visit. And he knows that he has to be more gentle with you than another chimp. Absolutely incredible.

    • @AsucaTheBLUBB
      @AsucaTheBLUBB Год назад +26

      I wonder what he would do though if he smells a bacterial infection... It's not like they got antibiotics.

    • @Turagrong
      @Turagrong Год назад

      ​@@AsucaTheBLUBBExcommunication?

    • @SanctusPaulus1962
      @SanctusPaulus1962 Год назад +1

      ​@@AsucaTheBLUBB Piss on it

    • @tobifalola8483
      @tobifalola8483 11 месяцев назад +156

      @@AsucaTheBLUBBchills actually use plants to heal, they are very very very intelligent even by primate standards.

    • @viduraherath4008
      @viduraherath4008 10 месяцев назад

      Well its not surprising, given how our early ancestors began to use tools. Early bipedal primates (when the ancestors of other primates and humans separated and there started to be tall chimp-like creatures that had similar body proportions to that of modern humans) have been found to have had broken rocks for sharp edges, as a means of weapon and to break animal bones for nutrient dense bone marrow. Chimps are very proficient in tool usage and even planning and strategising. When hunting monkeys, chimps tend to initiate different groups to lead the prey into an area where it can only go in one direction, where a separate chimp is there to catch it. They use plant stems or sticks to fish for ants and termites as well. Its the closest thing we have tobeing able to go back in time and watch early hominids develop tool usage. Who knows, maybe at some point chimps will discover how to utilise fire and enter a new age of advancement.@@tobifalola8483

  • @marcusboethia8285
    @marcusboethia8285 Год назад +2463

    Hands that can cuddle but also rip your face off. What a courageous woman.

    • @Dqriashua
      @Dqriashua Год назад +266

      Just like humans'.

    • @gamerbeast2517
      @gamerbeast2517 Год назад +83

      ​@@DqriashuaMaybe the crazy ones.

    • @skyekingmc
      @skyekingmc Год назад +70

      @@gamerbeast2517 crazy what emotion can make a person do sometimes

    • @Daniel1.1
      @Daniel1.1 Год назад +13

      @@skyekingmc Aye indeed

    • @madelaki
      @madelaki Год назад +146

      That chimp is not upset at all and has no reason to hurt her.

  • @7377hobbs
    @7377hobbs 2 месяца назад +79

    I've always had a fear of them since that lady got mutilated by one. But this one is so kind and caring. A true doctor. ❤

    • @-Lazy
      @-Lazy 2 месяца назад +15

      Gotta see it like this:
      Are you afraid of your doctor because another human killed before?

    • @NuYoukai
      @NuYoukai Месяц назад +11

      If its the one I'm thinking of, she gave the Chimp a medication intended for human consumption, resulting in the unfortunate incident.
      As with all wild animals, treat them with caution for your safety and theirs. But do love them from afar. ❤

    • @kyleshepard3139
      @kyleshepard3139 Месяц назад +2

      Always have a healthy respect for the animal kingdom is how I’ve chosen to live my life
      Don’t fear them, but understand if they want to? They can flatline your ass faster than Gorlock the Destroyer of Buffets can stampede you to get to the Chicken Wings
      Always show these creatures the respect they deserve; because while we might be able to use tools to level the playing field, when we let ‘em get this close we’re in their territory, we’re just guests in it
      And they will not hesitate to vibe check us if we ever forget that, it’s like if somebody waltzed into your house and started slinging verbal shit at you, you’re probably gonna ask em to leave and if that don’t work…well
      You return to monke and show em why not listening was a bad idea

    • @samstits8982
      @samstits8982 Месяц назад +3

      @@-Lazy this isn’t logical at all

    • @CatastrophicConundrum
      @CatastrophicConundrum Месяц назад

      @@-Lazythere’s multiple factors as to why i’m not scared of all people. That’s not the same at all.

  • @katara9
    @katara9 2 месяца назад +493

    It's fascinating watching him analyze another species other than himself. I wonder what he's thinking when he sees certain differences. I imagine he's like 'I can't tell if that's supposed to be there or not but I'll check anyway.' He was checking so much that I wondered if he had a little bit of an obsessive (and caring) personality or if it's just relaxing for him and he likes to spend as much time bonding like this as possible. He looks so happy to do this :) very sweet.

    • @saraknox1631
      @saraknox1631 2 месяца назад +45

      Or if maybe he was curious about the differences in their physiology. He's like, "I was just going to check for cavities, but I can't stop looking at your tiny teeth..."

    • @Dantheman-0..1
      @Dantheman-0..1 2 месяца назад +15

      Not sure he notices that much. Seems clear he sees her as merely another species of hairless chimpanzee which tbh isn’t too inaccurate and is more or less on point. The fact that there are hairless chimpanzees only reinforces this image.

    • @mcasariego
      @mcasariego Месяц назад +2

      Lol i relate

    • @PeteQuad
      @PeteQuad Месяц назад +7

      They do it for fun and bonding in the wild. They look for parasites or fungus or loose skin or whatever that they can pick off and try to clean. Honestly it's a shame we stopped doing this stuff ourselves and only go to a paid spa rarely.

  • @flagermusen
    @flagermusen 9 месяцев назад +1355

    Thanks for attending your scheduled medical checkup with Dr. Monke. Everything looks in order, no lice or boogers. See you next month!

    • @victrola2007
      @victrola2007 7 месяцев назад

      Dr. G. Ape (G for "Great"). Chimps are NOT monkeys but part of Great Ape family. Monkeys have tails and are less related to humans. Not being sparky.

    • @ryanturner2027
      @ryanturner2027 6 месяцев назад

      He only accepts lice and boogers

    • @ryanturner2027
      @ryanturner2027 6 месяцев назад +4

      And amex

    • @bernardsoul5186
      @bernardsoul5186 4 месяца назад

      You reminded me of that joke from Friends

    • @alphadraconis9397
      @alphadraconis9397 4 месяца назад

      Dr. Jelly should collab with Dr. Monke

  • @heathergorum6432
    @heathergorum6432 Год назад +2303

    The thing that gets me the most is the way he gently brushes her hair out of the way. It's so subtle, but blows my mind how human like it is. This is really beautiful and fascinating.

    • @Gorguruga
      @Gorguruga Год назад +124

      It;s amazing. And I also find it quite fascinating that we humans and chimps descend from the same ancestor which lived around 6 or 7 million years ago. In other words, we have the same distant great grandmother and grandfather ("great" times several million generations)! So these two animals in the video are just very distant relatives.

    • @amandac8836
      @amandac8836 Год назад +29

      @@Gorguruga I was just reading about this in the book “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind”! Fascinating stuff 😊

    • @davidkosiba624
      @davidkosiba624 Год назад +9

      ​@@Gorguruga Eh by that logic we are distant relatives with any other mamal too, monkeys are much further from us than people think

    • @Gorguruga
      @Gorguruga Год назад +55

      ​@@davidkosiba624 ​Humans and chimps share around 97% DNA, give or take a few percent. So we know for a fact that we're very closely related to chimps. And to your first point, I do agree that we could call other mammals distant relatives but they aren't as close. To put it in perspective, a small rat-like creature which lived about 145 million years ago is the earliest Eutherian mammal discovered so far.
      It is thought to be the distant relative of all placental mammals, ranging from blue whales, shrews to humans. So while we are related to that rat-like creature, and we could say that our distant relatives scurried around like rats, the timescale of 145 million years is quite vast. So we're much more closely related to chimps because only 6 to 7 million years ago is when we split from the common ancestor on that branch of the evolutionary tree.

    • @Gorguruga
      @Gorguruga Год назад +1

      @@amandac8836 Thanks for the book recommendation. Haven't read it before so I'll check that one out soon! :)

  • @hayley3759
    @hayley3759 2 месяца назад +75

    Anyone else laugh when he started checking up her nose 🤭 Admittedly I was nervous watching him touch her eyes but it seemed very intentional! He was careful and that was so cool to watch.

    • @TitaniumTurbine
      @TitaniumTurbine Месяц назад +1

      Yeah, I don’t let anything or anyone near my eyes, no matter how smart they might be. You only get one pair.

    • @mashaegorova8680
      @mashaegorova8680 Месяц назад +2

      Нос его интересует больше всего, он упорно хочет там что-то найти 😊

    • @hayley3759
      @hayley3759 Месяц назад +1

      @@TitaniumTurbine fair enough!

  • @jreed1350
    @jreed1350 2 года назад +4454

    The smelling thing is actually how they check each other's health and for any sign of infection, again it's amazing how intelligent chimpanzee's are

  • @white_tulip2189
    @white_tulip2189 5 месяцев назад +817

    Its amazing how he could understand the concept of clothing and that he needed to move away the fabric in order to inspect her skin

    • @MickeyMousOfficial
      @MickeyMousOfficial 4 месяца назад +186

      Its amazing how much humans underestimate other animals

    • @catpoke9557
      @catpoke9557 4 месяца назад +21

      It's similar to fur, so it does make sense he could make the connection

    • @k_roc200-32
      @k_roc200-32 4 месяца назад

      ofcourse, Chimps are our 'cousins' they actually understand that our physical structure is like their own. My guess is they see us as primates without fur LOL

    • @genericwhitekidthesecond4330
      @genericwhitekidthesecond4330 4 месяца назад

      ​@@MickeyMousOfficialThis unironically. "It's crazy how much this animal which is highly intelligent and loosely related to us, can comprehend that we create things"
      They are absolutely aware of clothing or many other things. Chimps in a zoo know that the place they are in was constructed by us.
      The difference is they lack the capability of knowing how exactly we built it. It could maybe use a computer and get that we made it, but the how of it is something they'd never comprehend.

    • @ninjaguyYT
      @ninjaguyYT 4 месяца назад

      ​@@MickeyMousOfficial it's because other animals are generally so stupid. I have yet to meet a pigeon that can beat me in more than 1/10 games of chess.

  • @hito1988
    @hito1988 10 месяцев назад +1369

    i cant believe how gentle he is

    • @davguy309
      @davguy309 7 месяцев назад

      Ikr, especially that chimpanzees can be even more aggressive than gorillas

    • @304Kid
      @304Kid 7 месяцев назад

      Keep in mind chimps are known for attacking and killing humans it's not unheard of and there are documented cases of it. We look at this video and think "Oh that's cute" and make jokes about how the chimp is a great doctor. However, at the end of the day, this is a wild animal that can easily kill this woman if it wants to.

    • @iambora.
      @iambora. 7 месяцев назад +27

      they are just as sensitive and gentle as humans

    • @goofyindividual-pl1bd
      @goofyindividual-pl1bd 6 месяцев назад +30

      Cap​@@iambora.

    • @whatevereyewant
      @whatevereyewant 6 месяцев назад +56

      @goofyindividual-pl1bd It’s both. They are extremely sensitive, communicative, and intelligent. But they are also like war societies and hunt other tribes and establish dominance within their own by fighting and showing threat displays. Some say they are even entering their Stone Age. We as a people are still violent and the fact we are so close really shows us where we get it.

  • @-Mlem-
    @-Mlem- Месяц назад +14

    No wonder they are our closest living relative. The hand movements are so human like and understand human anatomy because they are similar. It’s incredible to watch

    • @riadbourkioua401
      @riadbourkioua401 8 дней назад

      قال الله تعالى ولقد خلقنا الانسان في احسن تقويم

  • @en2456
    @en2456 11 месяцев назад +625

    Crazy to think when he's gentle he's exercising even more restrain than you think. Since they're so incredibly strong, he has to be even more gentle than normal to not feel incredibly forceful to a human. Amazing.

    • @FBugle
      @FBugle 10 месяцев назад +35

      They are pound for pound 1,35-1,5 times stronger than humans. So not incredibly strong, but strong. Many animals are way stronger both pound for pound and in absolute strength, like leopards and lions.

    • @swankmank
      @swankmank 9 месяцев назад

      i think they are probably stronger than that, but defining strength between your average wolf or lion compared to a chimpanzee and human probab;y requires more specification the density and strength of their tendons and muscle fibers are significant, alot of people say a light slap by even a baby primate feels like getting hit by an adult, i even saw a video of a monkey dragging some kid around like a sack of potatoes@@FBugle

    • @en2456
      @en2456 9 месяцев назад +35

      @@FBugle That's a human at a very good level of fitness, most people aren't giving a false impression of a chimps strength. 1.35-1.5 times stronger than a peak level fitness human is strong enough to do some serious damage. I do believe he was exercising a lot more restrain than a human would working on her face.

    • @FBugle
      @FBugle 9 месяцев назад +12

      @@en2456 Of course it's strong. I simply point out, that some old claims about their strength are grossly exaggerated. But naturally an ape weighing 50-90 kg and that much stronger pound to pound is quite something if it gets upset. Animals don't restrain their strength like we can do if things escalate. But it's the same with all animals.

    • @FBugle
      @FBugle 9 месяцев назад +11

      @@en2456 And chimpanzees muscle fibers are 1,35 times stronger than fit human has. Not some top athlete. And because of some other anatomical differences, chimpanzees are approximately 1,5 times stronger than fit humans, pound for pound.

  • @hildamaine8319
    @hildamaine8319 Год назад +1098

    He's given her a better exam than many doctors, no spot is left without examining. He's so gentle.

    • @captaindanecrazychannel646
      @captaindanecrazychannel646 Год назад

      A Chimp gotta eat

    • @rustifowler9384
      @rustifowler9384 Год назад +6

      That's what she said..

    • @absolutetuber
      @absolutetuber Год назад +16

      Stop seeing lazy doctors 🤷

    • @uds7722
      @uds7722 Год назад

      Эта обезьяна лучше, чем твой мужчина. Хотя у тебя мужчины нет. Ты никому не нужна, кроме котов и обезьян!!

    • @leftistcommunistsoyboy6757
      @leftistcommunistsoyboy6757 Год назад +10

      Human Doctor: "Take these meds and pay at the front"
      Patient: "but you didn't even examine me"

  • @iroquoispliskin4068
    @iroquoispliskin4068 Год назад +3203

    the level of confidence she has is incredible, I cant watch this without being horrified about her vision safety

  • @xm377Moyocoyatzin
    @xm377Moyocoyatzin Месяц назад +7

    You are witnessing the origins of ASMR. This is literally how such a thing evolved in our species.

  • @Taizen2011
    @Taizen2011 2 года назад +2547

    Certainly much better than my doctor dermatologist.

    • @kashourikatsu2543
      @kashourikatsu2543 2 года назад +32

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @skynova9967
      @skynova9967 2 года назад

      Right! They are useless

    • @goldenpony822
      @goldenpony822 2 года назад

      That fucker looking at my clean and normal self from 10ft away trying to guess what rash he's looking at below my humongous hair.
      Best clinic 8n the countrey they said.
      Glad it wasnt an actual surgery.

    • @CS-mz1cp
      @CS-mz1cp 2 года назад +8

      👍

    • @God_of_Art
      @God_of_Art 2 года назад +14

      i guess his favorite advise was - try this?

  • @artysalt
    @artysalt Год назад +2386

    As a psychology undergraduate and philosophy of mind enthusiast, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for demonstrating such intimate human interactions with another primate, which reveal their incredible capacities. I admire you for your trust in Bow and your inquisitive nature into the intricacies of the primate brain. Your content is not only scientifically valuable, but subtly transcendental, if I may say so. It's a meditation on our similarities with other animals and ultimately a celebration of coexistence on the same planet, our pale blue dot.

    • @qaiwiwi
      @qaiwiwi Год назад +130

      Unrelated but I absolutely adore your use of words. It's almost poetic.

    • @artysalt
      @artysalt Год назад +1

      @@qaiwiwi

    • @may4friends
      @may4friends Год назад +18

      @@qaiwiwi I thought the same

    • @420msclub
      @420msclub Год назад +10

      Can you please tell me what is mind

    • @Merc8des
      @Merc8des Год назад +6

      I love the subtle nod to Carl Sagan @Arty Salt . A nice toast to end a great ASMR video.

  • @jaysay7333
    @jaysay7333 4 месяца назад +504

    Dr. Panzee doing a routine check up on his patient. "This poor hairless chimp has to be infected with something!"

    • @q.t.gamingfamily
      @q.t.gamingfamily 4 месяца назад +15

      I was thinking that he probably finds her weird considering she has no fur lol😂

    • @simpleton2090
      @simpleton2090 2 месяца назад +2

      😂😂😂😂😂

    • @wrathford
      @wrathford 2 месяца назад +2

      What's his first name? Chim?

    • @Wesuwius
      @Wesuwius 2 месяца назад +2

      ​@@wrathford Jim

    • @markbeale7390
      @markbeale7390 2 месяца назад

      Hairless, you need an eye sight check ?

  • @tugceozdemir6057
    @tugceozdemir6057 2 месяца назад +18

    This is one of my favorite videos on the internet right now. Please like this comment so I remember to come back every time ❤️

  • @kroudyy
    @kroudyy 4 месяца назад +222

    I still can’t get over this video, even years later. For me, chimps are scary and insanely intelligent. I could never muster up the courage to be close to one, so congrats to this lady for having this kind of bond and relationship with chimps. It’s remarkable

    • @thearcanamodernau8130
      @thearcanamodernau8130 Месяц назад +4

      I know. I also find other apes quite disturbing to be around in the sense that they're a little too close to humans for comfort

    • @isaaccutlip5815
      @isaaccutlip5815 Месяц назад +2

      Scary af!

    • @darcymonteiro9930
      @darcymonteiro9930 18 дней назад

      Emocionante ve-lo tão afetuoso com uma pessoa !

  • @AsucaTheBLUBB
    @AsucaTheBLUBB Год назад +605

    It's incredible that such a trusting, family-like bond can be formed between two beings of different species. Amazing!

    • @cheeto6730
      @cheeto6730 9 месяцев назад +33

      you know thats what the owners of chimps think right before they need a face transplant

    • @Tyonicle
      @Tyonicle 8 месяцев назад

      @@cheeto6730 I Will eat you

    • @LeilaE-gi6zo
      @LeilaE-gi6zo 8 месяцев назад +10

      The woman looks scared

    • @AsucaTheBLUBB
      @AsucaTheBLUBB 8 месяцев назад +28

      @@LeilaE-gi6zo I think she"s trying to keep neutral face because human facial expressions differ from those of chimpanzees. What we see as happy might be interpreted as aggressive by them.

    • @emilyneman5610
      @emilyneman5610 8 месяцев назад +9

      @@LeilaE-gi6zoshe looks relaxed honestly

  • @RedwolfDogrocket
    @RedwolfDogrocket 2 года назад +5793

    For an animal that is wickedly strong and vicious when enraged this is unnervingly gentle.

    • @ianinkster2261
      @ianinkster2261 2 года назад +3

      Humans have the same contrasts. We can give you a manicure or blow up your city.

    • @RedwolfDogrocket
      @RedwolfDogrocket 2 года назад

      @@ianinkster2261 'humans' excuse their savagery by usung banners and flags.
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    • @formodius
      @formodius 2 года назад +878

      @@nicotoscani1707 you ain’t gotta tell me

    • @orangemc9358
      @orangemc9358 2 года назад +714

      @@nicotoscani1707 Aw damn, there go my weekend plans!

    • @benjamingirard339
      @benjamingirard339 2 года назад +85

      The Chimpanzee (Bow) is being very gentle too.

  • @irinab.1008
    @irinab.1008 Месяц назад +4

    Its so touching how careful and with endurance and patience he does it. He even looked up to her when scratching her toe nail to see it it hurts or not.
    These creatures are way more intelligent and compassionate than i thought
    And i feel so sorry for them living in captivity

  • @Widderic
    @Widderic Год назад +443

    He uses his fingers and fingernails with such caution and precision to the point it reveals their capability for empathy, at least on a physical scale. You can tell how much of an allotment of care and concentration he reserves for his brain by looking at his eyes.

  • @markcowley1369
    @markcowley1369 2 года назад +525

    He's like an old expert demonstrating his craft. A master at work

    • @brexitgreens
      @brexitgreens 2 года назад +7

      Even looks like Leonardo Da Vinci.

    • @SneccTheSnake
      @SneccTheSnake Год назад +15

      Chimp doctor spent 8 months at medical fruit hut, he is a master of his craft

    • @lewiswood1693
      @lewiswood1693 Год назад

      ​@@SneccTheSnake 😂 fr.
      Truly though there's a reason they do this by instinct, it's chimp healthcare.
      Not as good as human but much better than nothing

  • @dmitiyglus4enko974
    @dmitiyglus4enko974 2 года назад +1771

    it is mesmerizing and frightening.
    especially when the chimpanzee touches the eyes.
    such powerful fingers and such gentle touches.
    So much attention in the eyes, very focused.
    it is amazing!

    • @UpsNdownZZZ
      @UpsNdownZZZ 2 года назад +55

      He could have infected her eyes.

    • @APsGTG
      @APsGTG 2 года назад +10

      Munkey

    • @Danuxsy
      @Danuxsy 2 года назад +2

      this is DANGEROUS, a woman got her entire face ripped off by her "pet" chimpanzee some time ago, you must be a nutcase trusting these animals like that.

    • @DJ-rx5up
      @DJ-rx5up 2 года назад +5

      Why wouldn't you put fake bugs(literally made for this reason and tasty)?

    • @AmarOriginal
      @AmarOriginal 2 года назад +4

      @@DJ-rx5up true, maybe ask her! that is a good point

  • @NothingIsKnown00
    @NothingIsKnown00 Месяц назад +15

    "Madam, I have some good news and some bad news. The good news is, I find no parasites or abnormalities. The bad news is, your arms have shrunk, your legs have grown, your nose is just weird and all your fur has moved to your head."

  • @kaycampbell8532
    @kaycampbell8532 2 года назад +2023

    I'm amazed at how gently it examined you. It's truly fascinating to watch this behavior. Great video.

    • @michealdominic7788
      @michealdominic7788 2 года назад

      Me personally I won’t go next to a chimp like that expecting it to examine me regardless

    • @goldenpony822
      @goldenpony822 2 года назад +2

      Feels like I'd have to place my hand on its leg or something to feel like it's more mutual.

    • @stockholmpublishings2937
      @stockholmpublishings2937 2 года назад

      @@nicotoscani1707 lol

    • @solomoon3083
      @solomoon3083 2 года назад +10

      “It.” Lol. Wth.

    • @Waynery
      @Waynery 2 года назад +17

      @@solomoon3083 What's wrong with "it"? I'm sure the chimp doesn't mind being called that - let alone even understanding that, lol.

  • @ltchugacast131
    @ltchugacast131 2 года назад +693

    It’s interesting to see how he sort of changed little things because she’s human. He respects much of her human personal boundaries while still acting like a normal chimp. He’s gentle and focused on what he’s doing, taking care not to hurt her and checking with her regularly with those little puffs from his mouth.

    • @fazeext9777
      @fazeext9777 2 года назад +31

      Tf you mean personal boundaries bruh it's a chimp you sound so ridiculous

    • @abdul-hadidadkhah1459
      @abdul-hadidadkhah1459 2 года назад

      @@fazeext9777 do you actually think this chimp cant tell that she's a human? Even your goldfish knows you're a different superior species hence why they come to the surface and beg for food!

    • @nok4799
      @nok4799 2 года назад +45

      @@issadraco532 not reading all of that, I'm happy for you or sorry that happened

    • @CaptainAdmiralMango
      @CaptainAdmiralMango 2 года назад

      ​@@nok4799 tldr; monkey don't rip her clothes off

    • @guntis19982
      @guntis19982 2 года назад +77

      @@nok4799 bruh it takes like half a minute, u microwave shit longer than that

  • @v9mpire651
    @v9mpire651 2 года назад +3033

    This is terrifying, he could easily rip off your face and fingers 😭 but hes being so gentle

    • @Agnet_Faze
      @Agnet_Faze 2 года назад +326

      Tbh it looked like a human on a monkey costume to do these actions ... Cause it's unbelievable.... I have never seen any animal being so gentle not even humans themselves...
      Even doctors aren't gentle...

    • @jakephillips4453
      @jakephillips4453 Год назад

      It's a female chimpanzee. They are much more docile and gentle. The males are dangerous.

    • @xer0c
      @xer0c Год назад +380

      She looks scared through the whole thing.

    • @ricardomontalbanjr1943
      @ricardomontalbanjr1943 Год назад +124

      Oh it will happen one day.

    • @Katya-zj7ni
      @Katya-zj7ni Год назад +70

      @@ricardomontalbanjr1943 matter of time.

  • @TheRealW.S.Foster
    @TheRealW.S.Foster 4 дня назад +1

    With what I know about apes, this was just fascinating to watch for a couple reasons. For starters, grooming in apes like chimpanzees is how troops keep strong bonds with one another - they check each other for stuff like parasites and even medical issues, and it is a calming experience for both parties involved. To see this chimp do that with a zookeeper, you just know that they're bond is really something to behold.
    Second, this was just calming to watch... like ASMR. The chimp is so meticulous and careful, it's calming just to watch it do this.

  • @CarlosGÓMEZ-e2w
    @CarlosGÓMEZ-e2w Год назад +3838

    As an actual doctor I can confirm he does better checking than most of us

  • @phoenixwing5133
    @phoenixwing5133 5 месяцев назад +296

    I can definitely see why grooming sessions are a bonding experience. I'm someone with a long family history of skin conditions and I'm a redhead, so I've been seeing a dermatologist for many years. When I go in for check-ups there, she'll go through my hair because they have found precancerous moles on my head before.
    It's like one of the most relaxing things ever. My favorite part by far. This is basically the same thing lmfao, checking up on someone's physical health. Very fascinating stuff.

    • @MOAB-UT
      @MOAB-UT 3 месяца назад

      wrong and chill out son. she is your doctor- not your therapist or g.friend. Bonding comes from TRUST first. Grooming comes later.

    • @phoenixwing5133
      @phoenixwing5133 3 месяца назад +26

      @UTAH100 You quite literally took that completely wrong and I'm a bit insulted. I'm a woman and I'm not attracted to other women.
      I commented that it must be relaxing like when someone plays with your hair 💀 good grief how does that translate to "I think my doctor is my girlfriend"
      It was an example, I'd appreciate if you didn't make wild assumptions like that. It kinda made me uncomfortable I'm ngl.

    • @MOAB-UT
      @MOAB-UT 3 месяца назад +1

      @@phoenixwing5133 Your procedures with your medical professional were not a "Grooming sessions" nor where they really meant to be bonding experiences- no more than your Doctor doing his/her job and drawing blood. You are/were vulnerable and have or had a need in your life to feel love, protected and safe. That's fine. We all feel that way sometimes, but usually people keep that to themselves. You put it out online so I made a simple comment. I don't know you and did not mean anything really by it. No need to feel insulted so don't take it personally. I am sure you are a decent person. I said "son" because the photo in your thumbnail appears to be that of a Korean male. Perhaps it is simply someone to whom you admire, which again, is perfectly fine.
      Namaste.

    • @fipix6143
      @fipix6143 3 месяца назад +18

      ​@@MOAB-UT​i feel like you are still taking this the wrong way. Things are relaxing. My hairdresser washes my hair before my permanent curls. very relaxing, ive mentioned it to her too (and she just said smiling that many feel that way too), yet i am not craving for love and validation or feel need to have any stronger connection with her. i dont even remember her name. it was simply a relaxing experience which wouldve ofc been a good way to bond if it was a friend whom i had emptional connection with, since its a nice thing that feels nice. ive had similar experiences with nurses and physical therapist. our bodies just like these kind of calm and relaxing things and its fine. it doesnt mean that i lack love and affection in my life.​ i just like nice things.

    • @MOAB-UT
      @MOAB-UT 3 месяца назад

      @@fipix6143 You are entitled to your feelings. Can it be relaxing- sure, but it's not grooming. It is a medical procedure. That is how I feel. Not judging anyone- so to each their own.

  • @stephanielambert-vt7yo
    @stephanielambert-vt7yo 9 месяцев назад +268

    Its astounding how thorough and gentle he chooses to be.

    • @AffeMit-Hut
      @AffeMit-Hut 4 месяца назад +2

      Exactly, he CHOOSES!!

    • @Christopher-Lenz
      @Christopher-Lenz 4 месяца назад

      ​@@AffeMit-HutI'd hate to have his medical inspection on a day where he's nursing a hangover and having a case of the Mondays.

  • @Eve181dublin
    @Eve181dublin 2 месяца назад +7

    Wow, the concentration & focus in his/her eyes when checking her eyes & inside her nose is wonderful.

  • @user-px1dd9hh2v
    @user-px1dd9hh2v 3 месяца назад +297

    Forget the Thai massage and lady barber videos. This is the most relaxing asmr video I ever watched on RUclips.

    • @2jcward
      @2jcward 2 месяца назад +9

      I’m getting the tingles too 😊

    • @JacobGrim
      @JacobGrim 2 месяца назад +7

      ​@@2jcwardsame for me, totally unexpected. The feeling reminds me of getting a haircut or someone combing my hair

    • @leeaschmidt2490
      @leeaschmidt2490 2 месяца назад

      Same!!!

    • @trish.goes.ironman
      @trish.goes.ironman Месяц назад +3

      I'm sorry... just have to ask, tf are you doing watching thai massage and lady barber ASMR *videos* 🫠

    • @Bleech606
      @Bleech606 Месяц назад +1

      Relaxing? The thought of a chimpanzee doing this to me made me feel anxious the whole time! 😆

  • @Sadonyx
    @Sadonyx 2 года назад +1006

    These are our homies. They're just one step away from us. Everyone wants to find aliens and other life as to not be alone but we got these guys here with us already. It's really fucking cool seeing this

    • @vladtimofte6511
      @vladtimofte6511 2 года назад +1

      The problem is....we want to find species more inteligent than us or as same inteligence like us and it's an evolutionary thing for us and makes us forget,makes us arrogant towards our closest cousins making people think that the other primates are not like us. " We are not monkeys,we are better and we are not animals haha, all prays the Lords Jesus Christ!(look at me idiot arrogant haha). "

    • @jimtheedcguy4313
      @jimtheedcguy4313 2 года назад +73

      It's one of those things that a lot of people know in passing but never stop to think about, sorta like how there's a vast universe above our heads with massive stars exploding and being born and no one talks about it.

    • @ZeroRedz
      @ZeroRedz 2 года назад +18

      @@jimtheedcguy4313 Idem i think that the real aliens is us, and the monkeys are the real humans..

    • @jesusbarrera3779
      @jesusbarrera3779 2 года назад +54

      Yes. Genealogically speaking Chimpanzees are the closest "animal" to humans. We are all primates. However, Chimpanzees are still the most vicious and violent in the entire family. I feel like this is still fitting for them being more related to us though.

    • @Sadonyx
      @Sadonyx 2 года назад +42

      @@jesusbarrera3779 an ode to us as a species I guess. We can be equally violent and vicious. Sure we temper it more but that's just thanks to evolution. I'm not saying we should treat them as equals or anything lmfao but it'd be cool if people could give em more credit

  • @BernardWilkinson
    @BernardWilkinson 3 месяца назад +120

    I can understand how this develops strong bonds. To do this and take this amount of care really shows you care.

  • @opiekrumpus4182
    @opiekrumpus4182 Месяц назад +4

    This chimpanzee has the strength to rip a human body apart. But here is so gentle in grooming is fascinating. This video is amazing.

  • @Bootsofwings
    @Bootsofwings 2 года назад +1549

    This oddly looks like the most relaxing thing ever

    • @costadorada2842
      @costadorada2842 2 года назад +51

      ASMR:)

    • @denanebergall5514
      @denanebergall5514 2 года назад +53

      I was just th8nking this was the craziest ASMR video you never knew you needed. Lol

    • @andyshistorylessons8278
      @andyshistorylessons8278 2 года назад +35

      Yeah! Except for the part where the thing can rip your face off with one hand! (No disrespect to any chimp attack survivors.)

    • @Bootsofwings
      @Bootsofwings 2 года назад +21

      @@andyshistorylessons8278 really harshing the vibes man

    • @andyshistorylessons8278
      @andyshistorylessons8278 2 года назад +11

      @@Bootsofwings LOL! I was just messin’ around! I actually found the video relaxing myself

  • @ChristysChannelYall
    @ChristysChannelYall 9 месяцев назад +2614

    As a RN I can say this chimp has given a more thorough exam than any doctor I have ever seen.

    • @Ariel737
      @Ariel737 8 месяцев назад +94

      Which says a lot about the horrible medical system

    • @Velociraptor427
      @Velociraptor427 8 месяцев назад +7

      Me too/exactly!!

    • @TheMeme0208
      @TheMeme0208 8 месяцев назад +11

      Girl go give your license up.

    • @Aaroncadwell
      @Aaroncadwell 8 месяцев назад

      Rn-real nyagga?

    • @boriswied6134
      @boriswied6134 8 месяцев назад +30

      As a doctor i might then say that both the speed of examination and thought process is quite similar to those examinations i've seen given by RNs.
      (jk, i love RNs)

  • @SentryWill
    @SentryWill 2 месяца назад +151

    I was scrolling through people's comments talking about how relaxing this looks when I realized something. I mean, why *do* we feel relaxed when we get a massage, or during grooming videos like this one? Perhaps it's a leftover reaction from our primate ancestors grooming each other to stay healthy thousands and thousands of years ago

    • @hexzyle
      @hexzyle 2 месяца назад +24

      Very much so. We likely evolved these kinds of autonomous responses because checking eachother for medical issues is a very useful behaviour for a social species to have but it helps if there is an incentive for doing so.

    • @monkeybongos4389
      @monkeybongos4389 Месяц назад +6

      I love the way you think!

    • @theliterarytarot
      @theliterarytarot Месяц назад +14

      Probably part of why people are so stressed now too, so few do anything like this, whether paying for it (as a massage) or with their own family or partners

    • @ZoeluneASMR
      @ZoeluneASMR Месяц назад

      Apes invented ASMR lol 😂

    • @princerupert6161
      @princerupert6161 Месяц назад

      Every time you squeeze your partners spots or blackheads, that's bonding by grooming.. We're apes after all?

  • @shannthevocalist
    @shannthevocalist Месяц назад +1

    As a massage therapist and nurse assistant, I find this amazing. I just watched a video of a small monkey grooming its human family members, and the differences in how it and this chimp performed grooming are amazing. The small monkey seemed to be mostly about examining mostly the scalp but also facial and forearm hair for bugs. The actions of the chimp in this video are closer to a medical examination than a grooming.
    The chimp is trying to learn and perhaps even bond, and is very thorough in its examination. I thought it was funny when it looked down the lady's shirt like, "Hm...bit different than ours. Next!"

  • @SteveTheGhazaRooster
    @SteveTheGhazaRooster Год назад +469

    This is just how chimps bond with each other. Grooming is a sign of trust and friendship. Sort of like chatting with a friend, chimps groom each other as a way of showing respect and keeping clean.

    • @cookiemonxchu
      @cookiemonxchu 11 месяцев назад +33

      When I was little, other girls braided my hair haha.

    • @dublancdedinde
      @dublancdedinde 10 месяцев назад +27

      i like to think humans do the same, to some extent. it's similar to when you're talking to a friend and they pick some dust off of your clothes or play with your hair... it's so wholesome

    • @pozitronick
      @pozitronick 8 месяцев назад

      он очень аккуратный. Россия/Сибирь/Александр/Красноярск/ -20 :)

    • @cecilyerker
      @cecilyerker 3 месяца назад +2

      Humans still groom each other, we have hairdressers and massage therapists

    • @SteveTheGhazaRooster
      @SteveTheGhazaRooster 3 месяца назад +1

      @cecilyerker true! But it's not so much for social connections anymore, it's more out of necessity and convenience

  • @a.g7891
    @a.g7891 Год назад +415

    More thorough and attentive than any doctor I've ever been to

    • @la7418
      @la7418 Год назад +17

      I would prefer him as my doctor hahahahah

    • @heyokaoverdashelly2kangel945
      @heyokaoverdashelly2kangel945 Год назад +1

      Doctors don’t even know what they are doing biologists know way more about health than any doctors I’ve known. But this guy know exactly what he is doing and searching for. And you know what is the coolest thing ? Is that the Chimpanzee is not even gonna be able to buy himself a Porch but still is doing a real professional job for free just because he care about her. Crazy right ? I know ..!⚕️
      ( Btw in the Bible the word Pharmakia means Witchcraft lol.)
      Just to make sure everyone understand that health is a business and it is truly pathetic especially in our era..☮️

    • @sheevpalps3846
      @sheevpalps3846 Год назад +3

      Noted, I’m studying medicine so I’ll keep this in mind

    • @la7418
      @la7418 Год назад +7

      @@sheevpalps3846 hahahaha great to hear…I want through examinations and used to get that 30 years ago..seems these days doctors don’t think holistically. Good luck with your studies 😀

    • @sheevpalps3846
      @sheevpalps3846 Год назад +3

      @@la7418 Thank you I'll try my best

  • @jessicas.6235
    @jessicas.6235 4 месяца назад +313

    It’s times like this chimpanzee movements move back and forth through the uncanny valley for me, but in a good way. The dexterity of those fingers moving so much like a human’s. The quiet concentration while doing such tiny tasks. Those humanoid eyes flicking just like hers. It gives me giddy chills over how similar we are and I marvel that some people would deny we are related. Beautiful interaction ❤

    • @thomasfowler8212
      @thomasfowler8212 3 месяца назад +22

      That’s what struck me too, how can anyone deny, or find it absurd to believe we evolved from these haha. The chimp even knows what are all the features are - eyes, nose, mouth - and how to inspect them because they’re essentially the same haha

    • @MisterKnowItAll3
      @MisterKnowItAll3 3 месяца назад

      ​@@thomasfowler8212 that's a myth we did not evolve from monkeys and it's stupid to think that

    • @Totem_skin
      @Totem_skin 3 месяца назад

      @@thomasfowler8212it’s because for so long we’ve used a comparison with animals and primary monkeys and chimps as tool to criticize and demoralize another persons human status in order to justify acts of cruelty to other groups of people. So now when we make this clear observation that perhaps we aren’t so different after all, people take it as an ultimate offense. But who can blame them when we used chimps for product testing, research, experimentation, entertainment and keep them in cages all because they aren’t quite human but human enough to be used for testing out new medicine.

    • @brianat4456
      @brianat4456 2 месяца назад +14

      @@thomasfowler8212 we didn’t evolve from chimps. We share a common ancestor. But I get what you mean.

    • @thomasfowler8212
      @thomasfowler8212 2 месяца назад +4

      @@brianat4456 biology was never my strong point lol

  • @preciousl604
    @preciousl604 Месяц назад +3

    He is doing physical the way it used to be done back in the days. He is way more competent than today's physicians 🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @fl260
    @fl260 Год назад +456

    The mutual level of trust is immensely touching. What a precious moment, although I'd have a hard time keeping my cool!

    • @lilchewoodarkoblivion9314
      @lilchewoodarkoblivion9314 Год назад +19

      да, очень терпеливая пациентка, мне было бы страшно, на месте этой женщины

  • @zanettaczika
    @zanettaczika Год назад +215

    He is so focused and tries to do the best job possible!. It’s so sweet I’m actually melting. He must truly love you to work so hard on your body examination . He really put his heart to it!. That’s love !

    • @skymooov132
      @skymooov132 9 месяцев назад +6

      That's how they keep their kind alive its instinct those things probably cause a lot of them to get sick or die.

  • @MaryWindham-mt1jw
    @MaryWindham-mt1jw 4 месяца назад +68

    That chimp is obviously bonded to her and loves her very much. She is being shown the care given to a spouse or child.

  • @silentblackhole
    @silentblackhole Месяц назад +11

    The obvious care and love and gentleness is so apparent. Beautiful

  • @beaglemanzzz
    @beaglemanzzz Год назад +1493

    There's definitely got to be some deep instinctual reaction we still have for this because it's just so damn relaxing.

    • @TheCatnipCinema
      @TheCatnipCinema Год назад +28

      For real

    • @girlysoap9031
      @girlysoap9031 Год назад +42

      speak for yourself im terrified.. no offense but id have MANY pitbulls around my child before 1 chimp i almost hope theres someone in the background with a gun for her safety honestly, these things deserve a good life and kindness but should not be interacted with

    • @TheCatnipCinema
      @TheCatnipCinema Год назад +82

      @@girlysoap9031 I wouldn't trust chimpanzees near me or anyone I love either. I think you're mistaken because no one is saying they want to actually be near a chimpanzee. There's just something relaxing about the idea of being groomed and looked at, like how back scratches feel good. Also, I wouldn't trust chimps OR pitbulls near a child or anyone I love. Both are incredibly unstable, but pitbulls essentially have psychopathy and bloodthirst. Pitbulls are a whole other animal. Have you seen the video from years ago of a pitbull lunging and attacking a large carriage horse? You can find it easily on RUclips with those search terms. The video is a great example of why these dogs are so dangerous. It’s literally getting kicked by a probably 1800-2000lb animal. An animal that a single wolf alone cannot bring down. This act is not based in any survival. It’s a fat dog, not hungry. Attacking alone. This is not natural at all. The dog does not have the sense to determine when the fight is futile. All sense has been bred out and replaced with a reckless abandonment level prey drive. That is a very dangerous mental state for any animal to be in. If a 2,000 lb horse can’t get it off, what makes a 180lb man think he can stop it? The human ego will keep us in the dark for eternity, especially if think you'd keep pits around children under any circumstance. Even if you only mean that as an example.

    • @girlysoap9031
      @girlysoap9031 Год назад +14

      @@TheCatnipCinema definitely just an example! i was thinking of "tame" pit vs "tame" chimp too.. and i appreciate the explanation, i didnt realise pits were quite so unstable i used to think they were kinda cute till i learnt some things a while ago.. pitbull defenders are ridiculous to me also

    • @TheCatnipCinema
      @TheCatnipCinema Год назад +2

      @@girlysoap9031 I agree completely with you. Glad we cleared that up.

  • @brunopelletier5701
    @brunopelletier5701 Год назад +1435

    I love how she looks so confused but just rolls with it

    • @loriefutrell8264
      @loriefutrell8264 Год назад +342

      i think she might be doing that to imitate the expressions a chimp would make since she can't smile or maybe hold direct eye contact with him for too long safely--smiling is like a challenge to chimps,I've heard.

    • @spiceweasel
      @spiceweasel Год назад +74

      @@loriefutrell8264 that makes a lot of sense

    • @alakazamgengar5434
      @alakazamgengar5434 Год назад +2

      She’s imitating a fellow chimp getting groomed. This prevents triggering any aggression.

    • @jurisfootrag
      @jurisfootrag Год назад +152

      Yeah dude, she totally doesn't study them; just some random chick who wandered into the chimp enclosure.

    • @brunopelletier5701
      @brunopelletier5701 Год назад +53

      @@jurisfootrag bro no need to get mad ma guy i was just making a small joke

  • @gnocchidokie
    @gnocchidokie Год назад +208

    What an honor it would be to be accepted into this kind of social activity with an animal.

    • @SundaeSaurus
      @SundaeSaurus Год назад +8

      I don't know, man. It kind of freaks me out, honestly

    • @rebexxa
      @rebexxa Год назад +3

      @@SundaeSaurusIt is a bit freaky. It would be difficult for me to be this trusting. But I think the video clearly shows a very very curious animal who loves this human and today has decided to examine and groom her :)

    • @SundaeSaurus
      @SundaeSaurus Год назад +4

      @@rebexxa I've been scarred for life due to the story of the woman who's had her face carved off by a chimpanzee

    • @monbub
      @monbub Год назад +3

      @@SundaeSaurus it is scary but you can tell he sees her as another chimpanzee. which is why he's checking for problems that chimps would usually have.

    • @billydakiduk
      @billydakiduk 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@SundaeSaurusThere's plenty of human face carvers dotted throughout history. I'm more scared of our own kind to be honest.

  • @jerzy7118
    @jerzy7118 Месяц назад +2

    Amazing! How gentle and patient he was. After this film I look at chimpanzees differently.

  • @Bubbles99718
    @Bubbles99718 2 года назад +599

    Been making my dog watch these. So far it hasn't worked

    • @alexmierzwinski5177
      @alexmierzwinski5177 2 года назад +29

      😂🤣 Maybe soon

    • @tinajean5998
      @tinajean5998 2 года назад +22

      💀💀💀

    • @mimi4777-h9g
      @mimi4777-h9g 2 года назад +20

      You must try with a bird

    • @Bubbles99718
      @Bubbles99718 2 года назад +50

      @@mimi4777-h9g Too funny. Years ago a girlfriend had a bird. It would walk on my chest and groom my beard. Plucking away. Yep, good stuff. Miss that little guy

    • @Lustie
      @Lustie 2 года назад +6

      @@Bubbles99718 And how was the bird?

  • @RebeccaDittrich-t6e
    @RebeccaDittrich-t6e 9 месяцев назад +298

    So much intellect. It’s amazing. This woman has 100% trust in this primate. Knowing he could literally rip you apart but not allowing that fact to interfere with this practice…. Amazing on the part of the chimp and the lady.

    • @joev3783
      @joev3783 8 месяцев назад +32

      To be fair, the same could be said for doctors. At least this guy gives a thorough examination 👀

    • @Pickchea
      @Pickchea 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@joev3783in the US the doctors also rip you up but financially

    • @paulhamj6175
      @paulhamj6175 4 месяца назад

      I would say that only proves that this lady is less intelligent than the chimp. If that chimp knew that most women were capable and rather likely to attack without warning and cause death or irreparable damage,with a penchant for ripping and biting off the face and the hands and feet, I reckon it would back away and leave the room and have no close contact with her. But this 'intelligent' lady does nothing of the sort and just sits there, waiting for the face transplant.

  • @yoyohayli
    @yoyohayli Год назад +979

    I'm terrified of chimps specificaly because of stories of people being attacked after owning them as pets. But I have to say, this is adorable, and knowing nothing bad happens makes this almost ASMR-inducing to watch!

    • @кнтн
      @кнтн Год назад +148

      I'm also terrified of humans specifically because of stories of people being attacked after coloving with other people as homemates)
      A lot of such stories)

    • @Mamutmetalico
      @Mamutmetalico Год назад +114

      Shocking that a wild animal forced into a pet would act like that.

    • @VColossalV
      @VColossalV Год назад +34

      ​​@@Mamutmetalico it's no different than dogs, incidents like that are extremely rare.

    • @meltaylor2339
      @meltaylor2339 Год назад +54

      Per capita, humans are worse i promise

    • @Yahweh42069
      @Yahweh42069 Год назад +132

      @@meltaylor2339 wild chimpanzees are incredibly violent, that is very unlikely lol

  • @Somethin_Somethin
    @Somethin_Somethin 2 месяца назад +4

    I do not know how this ended up in my FYP. I only stayed on because it's so fascinating. But, I have to say that these two must really love each other to go through all of this.

  • @HandofOmega
    @HandofOmega 2 года назад +951

    Well...THIS is a form of ASMR I didn't expect to see today!

  • @Plerion
    @Plerion 9 месяцев назад +6304

    "Dude this is serious your hair is all gone"

    • @ExtinctShion
      @ExtinctShion 5 месяцев назад +111

      😂😂😂

    • @ry4er
      @ry4er 5 месяцев назад +43

      Лучший

    • @christophermullins7163
      @christophermullins7163 5 месяцев назад +64

      Underated. Simple n brilliant. 😎

    • @318lovejones
      @318lovejones 4 месяца назад +18

      Stop it!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @KattarAthiest
      @KattarAthiest 4 месяца назад +2

      Africansc would fit right in .😅😅

  • @Lemonator32
    @Lemonator32 Год назад +286

    It's amazing to see how gentle he's being. He could easily bash her head in or even just injure her while grooming her by being careless, but instead he gently inspects her like she was one of his kin.

    • @trashygit
      @trashygit Год назад +19

      She is his kin, we're apes.

    • @yukiko6137
      @yukiko6137 Год назад +63

      @@trashygit Chimps engage in cannibalism. No matter how much you know one, what she did here is utterly irresponsible and stupid... they can get enraged for reasons we don't understand

    • @DarkScorpionPete98
      @DarkScorpionPete98 Год назад +12

      @@trashygitWe’re not apes, though.

    • @toxendon
      @toxendon Год назад +8

      @@DarkScorpionPete98 Yes we are

    • @Whocares158
      @Whocares158 Год назад +4

      Not really apes.

  • @ChrissyD22472
    @ChrissyD22472 21 день назад +1

    I could sit there for hours and let him groom me.. He's the most thorough dude I've seen yet. So special

  • @Robertsson
    @Robertsson 4 месяца назад +185

    HE IS SO SWEET!
    Extremely attentive!
    More caring then half of humans will ever be!

    • @SharkWithFreakinLaserBeam
      @SharkWithFreakinLaserBeam 4 месяца назад +2

      Than

    • @christianpalmer
      @christianpalmer 3 месяца назад

      Except for that one woman who got her face ripped off by a chimp

    • @ugaboga9829
      @ugaboga9829 3 месяца назад

      Go into the jungle and try to get one of the chimps there to groom you. You wont be conplaining about humanity when you’re missing your testies and right arm.

    • @meadahagain
      @meadahagain 3 месяца назад +14

      Yes it’s “than” and animals are always amazing until they’re ripping you apart

    • @Axikrate
      @Axikrate 2 месяца назад +5

      ​@@meadahagain can there ever be a comment that doesn't have a negative comment about animals or what?

  • @pedromiguel3227
    @pedromiguel3227 Год назад +86

    I’m overwhelmed by ASMR just watching this. Incidentally, I am also terrified of murderous chimps. They are so kind and gentle at their best. Horrific at their worst. Just like people.

    • @angrybear86
      @angrybear86 8 месяцев назад +3

      Some of the most peak ASMR. Needs to be on unintentional ASMR channel

  • @thebower8027
    @thebower8027 6 месяцев назад +36

    The tenderness and care that links our two species. This is incredible to see. Thank you for sharing this.

  • @christianrottler
    @christianrottler Месяц назад

    How carefu he is and how meticulously he examines her. I'm always amazed at how smart and caring animals can behave.

  • @jaedy1124
    @jaedy1124 Год назад +82

    Thoughtful, intentional, methodical. This is not comfort-seeking or random grooming. This is a meticulous examination.

  • @Vekurus
    @Vekurus 2 года назад +334

    The intensity and precision. Although not in any particular order, it was truly intelligently led from the use of finger nails to groom, to the really close eye contact.

    • @APsGTG
      @APsGTG 2 года назад +1

      Hmm monkey

    • @undefinednull5749
      @undefinednull5749 2 года назад +4

      Maybe it's advantageous to check for ticks or whatever at a few different time intervals

  • @TheEternityForce
    @TheEternityForce 2 года назад +578

    The fact that he's more thorough than any Doctor I've seen or heard about is both impressive and sad (for us.) 😅

    • @xenomorph_420
      @xenomorph_420 2 года назад +57

      Well considering his smell is basically a hack for finding infections the chimp has way more advantages than an actual doctor lol

    • @IAteYourSandwich
      @IAteYourSandwich 2 года назад +23

      I dunno what kinda doc you go to because that’s ridiculous.

    • @caesar3909
      @caesar3909 2 года назад +4

      I think you need to consider moving, pal 😂

    • @kristhovaldez8819
      @kristhovaldez8819 2 года назад +25

      @@IAteYourSandwich I was thinking the exact same thing lmao I don't know what kinda doctor they're seeing but they gotta get tf outta there quick

    • @shoot4thstars
      @shoot4thstars 2 года назад +7

      This chimp is akin to old school doctors . Hands on and attention to detail. I would trust him over most doctors today.

  • @ashessakura7518
    @ashessakura7518 Месяц назад

    I watched this more than a dozen times and every single rewatch I am fascinated by how medical this is, is the reason I’m kind of relaxed watching this is a throwback to our ancestors and their grooming of each other?

  • @wegotlumpsofitroundtheback5065
    @wegotlumpsofitroundtheback5065 7 месяцев назад +239

    This is one of the most RELAXING videos I've watched.

    • @maryjane-jq1cw
      @maryjane-jq1cw 5 месяцев назад

      I hope you didn't shit yourself

    • @ugaboga9829
      @ugaboga9829 3 месяца назад +8

      It gives similar vibes to those massage videos.

    • @deep-fried-zombie699
      @deep-fried-zombie699 3 месяца назад +3

      When my wife picks my back, I am in absolute heaven.. even though 30% of the time it hurts 😂

    • @Subtlenimbus
      @Subtlenimbus 3 месяца назад +3

      ASMR

    • @meadahagain
      @meadahagain 3 месяца назад +4

      @@deep-fried-zombie699I can’t explain how physical touch appeals to me this way. I enjoy people playing in my hair, doing my nails, and adjusting my clothes 😊 I would love to let a chimp inspect me, if I wasn’t scared to death of what they can do 😅

  • @positivelysimful1283
    @positivelysimful1283 7 месяцев назад +148

    I wish I could find a dr. so patient, thorough, an gentle.

    • @SlashDotComYoutube
      @SlashDotComYoutube 4 месяца назад +4

      I recommend you Dr. Sheemp Anne Z. Just don't forget to remind them that time is up or you'll end up like you're about to start a family...

    • @Christopher-Lenz
      @Christopher-Lenz 4 месяца назад

      And capable of biting off your hands feet and face??!!

    • @dasfedoraguy3775
      @dasfedoraguy3775 3 месяца назад

      ​@@Christopher-Lenz...but enough about health insurance.

  • @criptyque
    @criptyque 2 года назад +230

    The intelligence displayed by this animal is just so beautiful and humbling to watch. We need to respect all animals on this planet 🙏

    • @matimus100
      @matimus100 2 года назад

      Superstitious graffiti nonsense comment right here children 👆with zero respect for nature

    • @joopiedelange8463
      @joopiedelange8463 2 года назад +1

      So true

    • @thescandinavian2487
      @thescandinavian2487 2 года назад +8

      You keep saying animal as if you are not one....supremacist much ?

    • @criptyque
      @criptyque 2 года назад +3

      @@thescandinavian2487 hi, that's not what I meant at all. Sorry if you interpreted it that way. I'm definitely not a supremacist.

    • @Mandrak789
      @Mandrak789 2 года назад

      yeah, and monkey is great too

  • @loureed7518
    @loureed7518 Месяц назад +2

    this is professional…the chimp just showed concentration, focus , real attention …..
    it is very meticulous what he is doing..,every move he makes is slow and gentle with care and compassion…
    but he is titally into the moment….
    wow

  • @emanzeism
    @emanzeism 2 года назад +344

    Wow that woman is really brave and patient. Also, how did she not crack up during the nose exams?

    • @TDashem
      @TDashem 2 года назад +105

      Prbly didn't want to get her face ripped off.

    • @Notesgee
      @Notesgee Год назад +76

      Smiling and making sudden noise would be like squaring up to them. Jane Goodall said it was hard not to smile when working with chimps because she wanted to stay friends with them

    • @L.A.M.B_B4
      @L.A.M.B_B4 Год назад

      The image of getting brutalized by a chimp is probably enough for someone to hold a laugh

    • @nathanschmidtke5901
      @nathanschmidtke5901 Год назад

      @@Notesgeewho doesn’t want to throw down with a chimp

    • @wigglywaffles1170
      @wigglywaffles1170 Год назад

      @@Notesgee haha "squaring up" I automatically thought of a monkey having their arms squared up for a fight

  • @Mooocheropordis
    @Mooocheropordis 4 месяца назад +37

    Grooming is as much a social connection as it is about cleanliness. The chimp lady is such a beautiful soul, I'm impressed this human lady has such a close bond

  • @nevermore7285
    @nevermore7285 7 месяцев назад +2896

    I think the most impressive thing is how they’re able to ignore the differences between humans and chimps, and just focus on the similarities. They don’t seem bothered by the clothes, the lack of fur, the different feet, etc.

    • @St_Moloch
      @St_Moloch 4 месяца назад

      “Man this is one weird monkey”

    • @60sbabydoll777
      @60sbabydoll777 4 месяца назад +784

      Meanwhile humans look exactly alike and fight to the death over skin colour

    • @StanKPhlaps
      @StanKPhlaps 4 месяца назад

      ​@@60sbabydoll777You think chimpanzees don't wipe out other chimpanzees from different groups in the wild?

    • @YblockEnthusiast
      @YblockEnthusiast 4 месяца назад

      ​@60sbabydoll777 that's not at all what we fight about but if that's how you want to rationalize it then ok. Chimps kill eachother just for being in different clans all the time. Chimps and other animals are much more violent and brutal than humans are to eachother.

    • @divx1001
      @divx1001 4 месяца назад +71

      ​@@60sbabydoll777 fr 😭

  • @jasonerickson1753
    @jasonerickson1753 Месяц назад

    This video is a pleasure to watch for many reasons. In addition to showing how gentle and thorough the chimpanzee was with their inspection of the human, it shows us some ways that humans might learn to develop grooming skills and form deeper connections with chimpanzees in our care. Even an abbreviated version of this might be good for the mental health of a captive chimpanzee.

  • @YesiLaMorenita
    @YesiLaMorenita 2 года назад +350

    I always thought that grooming was just a vanity thing, but they're basically doing a physical on you. This is so fascinating

    • @Nuinwing
      @Nuinwing 2 года назад +39

      Makes sense. They live in jungles and jungles are full of all manner of parasites and other nasty stuff.

    • @brexitgreens
      @brexitgreens 2 года назад +2

      @@Nuinwing Yet other animals live without it.

    • @laurenanderson7330
      @laurenanderson7330 Год назад +30

      @@brexitgreens not really. Pretty much all animals groom.

    • @cameronpolite2199
      @cameronpolite2199 Год назад +10

      Keeping clean is honestly one of the best ways to avoid most health issues.

    • @felixvanmears
      @felixvanmears Год назад +11

      it has a strong social component as well, its how they form close bonds

  • @aycheys3518
    @aycheys3518 Год назад +309

    This is SO beautiful. Bow is so gentle with the lady. He is very thorough in her nostrils! And so gentle around her eyes. There is mutual respect and trust here. An absolute honour to watch. How very privileged we are, when we deserve it, to gain the trust of a beautiful animal. He is so amazing and magical ❤️

  • @Thrognir
    @Thrognir Год назад +66

    You can tell just how sweet he is with you! He really does see you as family. It’s such a cool sight to see that one of our closest relatives can love us this unconditionally.