Sometimes the barter goes a bit different. At that very spot in Bali I once saw a monkey snatch some expensive glasses from a dude much like in this video, and when a Balinese guy came to offer it a banana, the monkey took it with one hand while holding the glasses in the other. Then it thought for a moment, realised it needed the other hand to peel the banana, took one last look at the glasses and tossed them right off that cliff into the ocean. That was one long and spectacular fall, everyone was laughing. The guy who owned the glasses tried to laugh along but you could tell how much he was mourning his loss.
@@yesikanarvaez5027They can, but in that case it chose not to. Funny thing was how the monkey was deciding what to do with the glasses once it got the fruit, looked to the left where all the people were standing, looked to the right which was off the cliff to the ocean, and figured the right was right.
Tourists are incredibly stupid knowing what these monkeys are capable off and yet they have glasses and phones all exposed and ready to be yanked off them
Hey all, appreciate comments. My point is you may lose specialist $300 glasses (with sturdy wetsuite material keepers) as per what happened to my companion. I saw a lot more get 'lost' in a very short space of time and the Balinese well the 'keeper' was asleep. However, you may also risk getting rabbies. Do your own checking.
I was there, lost a pair of shades and a tube of sunscreen myself. I didn't give them anything, so they break the shades, twisted it like a pretzel, and throw it away. Could be worse, I saw a Korean girl losing her brand new, top of the line smartphone down the cliffs. No ransoming that one back. There was also an Indian mom choked while getting her necklace yanked off. The chain was too strong, both fortunately and unfortunately. A domestic tourist from Surabaya tried to ransom back his glasses immediately with his box of fried chicken meal, but the monkeys seemed to not understand that because the meal is in a box. He ended up paying a local granny to ransom those with a banana, something the monkey understands. The view is wonderful, but the experience is one under a looming sense of terror and insecurity from the monkeys.
Other people: “Oh, that’s so cute! It took someone’s stuff and it wants to trade!” Me: “Hey monkey, I’ll give you chocolate, a bag of chips, and a banana for an iPhone 15 and a pair of Ray-Bans. Show me what you got.” 😂🐒
I'm not sure that's bartering, more like ransoming. They are literally stealing & holding the items to ransom! They seem to study what is most precious to the humans! 😅
@@MangaGamified I wouldn't take a baby or a child anywhere near a monkey/ape. There were reports the other year they were snatching babies out of open windows in Japan I think, or somewhere monkeys were living naturally, close to humans. Not worth the risk.
I was told by the locals that you have to bring along sticks to scare them away, any sticks, walking sticks, large enough tree branch. They said you have to hit it to the ground and shout when they approach before they steal anything. You should not bring out hats, phones, and glasses in monkey areas (such as Ubud if I'm not mistaken).
I would highly advise NOT to act aggressive! Macaques can attack if they feel threatened. Either play along, or don't bring anything they can steal, or don't go!
One of those gremlin snatched my sunglass and run to nearest tree branch when I visited the uluwatu temple last year. I couldn't care less at first because it's just a cheap $5 sunglasses that I bought from a shop in Legian. But then there's a local woman come to us with a bag of chips and gave it to the monkey, which make the monkey immediately throw my sunglasses to the ground.
I was a “victim" of this con in 1997 😂. Funny thing is that the ground keepers are the ones with the food to barter (in my case two bags of peanuts) Both monkeys and men are in the racket together. These men expect a cash tip after they hand the monkeys the food.
Most animal places: *DO NOT FEED THE ANIMALS UNDER PENALTY OF A $600 FINE.* Bali: Yeah you're gonna have to feed the animals to get your Ray-Bans back, sorry.
@@notthatguypal14 I hope your dream will come true🙂Bali, some holy& healing place, world-heritage and nature is quite excellent. I pray you, your family good health and enjoy travel.
BBC is upper hand above all! So many footages capturing the same happening, here we witness a sequel - negotiation skills! Simian commercial is at its dawn. It's just fascinating ro ponder on how this undesirable, (partly forced to be adaptive?), behavior rose & how quickly spread among a local group!
Some day they're going to realize either: - The phone is worth so much more than even the increased food they're trying to get (near future) - The phone is worth a lot of cash, which then could be used to buy food in bulk (5-10 years) - The phone itself is an extremely useful tool once you learn how to use it (10 years or more)
Apparently phone and camera are the most wanted properties to be taken by monkey, as if they snatched it, human will bribing them with the much tastier food
Rumor said, that the monkey "handlers" actually trained the monkeys to steal stuff from tourists for the "ransom". If the tourist pay the handler some money, they'll retreive the item back. Or at least thats what my parents said when i visit Bali as a kid
What's scary that they didn't show is that they work in teams. I had to have my prescription glasses on or else I couldn't see but I was warned so I was careful not to have any monkey in my vicinity. Unfortunately, certain part of the area is just a narrow stairway, so I was on alert, as a monkey swing down from the tree in front of me, I dodge away, a monkey from behind snatched my glasses away. I didn't think it was preventable in that situation, fortunately I was able to get it back through bartering, though it was slightly damaged :( .
There is also a very visible sign upon entering to remove your glasses and loose objects. I emptied my pockets, put phone and glasses in my bag and held it across my chest. I had so much fun at this temple. Next time just heed the warnings 😂
@@jonA9411 If you didn't read my post clearly, let me spell it out for you, it was a prescription glasses that I "NEEDED" to see. There is no point for me to go there with my glasses off as I couldn't see anything without them.
We weren’t aware of how this worked and in trying to get a pair of sunglasses back for another tourist my mate grabbed them whilst I was trying to talk to the monkey. He legged it along towards the temple with the monkey in hot pursuit. Funny as that was, I feel a bit guilty now despite them not even being our sunnies 😂
I'm watching this well stoned and those panning shots of the elder monke's is incredibly beautiful. Sir David is also ever the soothing auditory pleasure.
The commentary.....❤😂 Superb!! Made it even more interesting to watch... Btw, how did you manage to protect your camera from them while shooting this piece😅
Same thing happens at various locations in India, specifically Mathura... They ask for 3 banana atleast, and threaten to break spectacles/ phone if delayed
Hey all, as a long time Bali visitor my view is the monkeys are dangerous period....thousands of the general public have complained and over years....if you go you risk losing glasses, hats etc but you also risk being scratched or bitten. Charming they are not! They are bold, aggressive, quick and will threaten you. They want what you've got and you are in 'their territory' and 'game plan'. My advice is to steer clear.
Monkeys are going to behave like monkeys. What do you expect when tourists invade their space? This is what happens. It's like complaining about sea gulls at beaches or boars in the forest.
I spent hours under a tree populated by monkeys. Took selfies with them, gave them peanuts. One elder showed me his teeth (i.e. he warned me), because I got to close. Nothing else happened. Me peaceful - them peaceful.
If you listen to this enough you still will fall over. I like how she speaks and how she paused when she said boy if you don't get out of here I'll knock all your, Teef out! I am sending this to my mother.😭
They are not really bartering. They are just taking your things and asking you to pay for it. They are lucky they aren’t getting prosecuted for kidnapping and ransoms!
@@jamesburnett3594just not an actual barter since they are not bringing something of theirs to trade, they are stealing and extorting, trading back your own stuff for something they want
@@micperez819Little slips can occur to anyone. That's not a test of their reading or intellectual capacity, so it would be good if you didn't act like an a$$hat about it. And besides, I would rather someone was confident when it came to admitting their shortcomings and laughing at themselves rather than being paranoid about looking perfect.
Ur kidding..I don’t see the animals using the phones..or inventing the phones or manufacturing the phones running their own farms to grow food..or building hospitals…you’re closer to them than they are to you…
I thought the title said The Bartending Monkeys of Bali. I watched half the video waiting for them to serve drinks and wondering what kind they could make.
Kind of ignoring that there is a whole business going on where monkey "handlers" will charge to get stuff back for tourists. They just so happen to have bananas and chocolate on them at all times. Bali is just a big tourist trap, the beaches are pretty bad as well.
When I go there to that exact place, I'm gonna wear my expensive prescription glasses and my latest flagship phone, along with some nice open toe shoes 🤓
Just got back from Bali last week, the amount of tourists who don't listen to the warnings or do their research before heading into Uluwatu temple is staggering. Yes, to be fair there is a significant language barrier with so many visitors from around the world. But still, it's hard to feel sorry for them if they can't go without wearing sunglasses or other trinkets for an hour. For what it's worth, the Monkey Forrest in Ubud was a very different story. The monkeys there were much better behaved and there was also a lot more local guards armed with slingshots to make sure they don't try to get up to any hi-jinks.
Wie bitte? Wo sind hier "zarte und schöne Tiere"? Geh mal zum Arzt und lass Dich auf Deinen Geisteszustand untersuchen, Du offensichtlich nicht ganz richtig im Kopf!
Imagine coming back from a Vacation and saying your colleagues " I got robbed while I was in ***" they reply " omg by who, what happened". You " by monkeys" 🤣🤦
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The best part was, HOW DARE YOU??? to bargain a smartphone with the banana... Monkey got the imported KitKat chocolate bar and left the phone...😁
Btw, Kitkat is not imported there, its produced locally by nestle Indonesia, and they are exported also.
@@CodeIgniter-b1h
🤣
@@CodeIgniter-b1hkitkat made with palm oil and orangutan blood
And now we know why he's so fat - he's been eating too many candy bars.
I see, good for the country to make it locally so many locals generate income from it@@CodeIgniter-b1h
The best part is the camera crew knowing someone is about to be jacked, and rather than warn them of the threat they zoom in on the shot
Hahaha
They work mouths for this 3:28 piece of art.
I think they are used to that. They film killings all the time.
They are warned by the guide and its inevitable,cameraman just waiting for the moment
the camera crew work for the monkeys 😂
Old mate has ascended to the title of Godfather. Running his own little monkey mafia 😆 Respect!
He is making offers the tourists can't refuse 😅
@@ishitapaul5594 You offer me a banana, on this, the day of my daughter's wedding? It's chocolate or your phone is sleeping with the fishes.
@@attemptedunkindness3632😂😂😂
So when monkeys mug people, they get respect but when I do it, I get three years behind bars.
Life is so cruel.
His belly, though.
Sometimes the barter goes a bit different. At that very spot in Bali I once saw a monkey snatch some expensive glasses from a dude much like in this video, and when a Balinese guy came to offer it a banana, the monkey took it with one hand while holding the glasses in the other. Then it thought for a moment, realised it needed the other hand to peel the banana, took one last look at the glasses and tossed them right off that cliff into the ocean. That was one long and spectacular fall, everyone was laughing. The guy who owned the glasses tried to laugh along but you could tell how much he was mourning his loss.
Wait don't they use their feet too?
@@yesikanarvaez5027They can, but in that case it chose not to. Funny thing was how the monkey was deciding what to do with the glasses once it got the fruit, looked to the left where all the people were standing, looked to the right which was off the cliff to the ocean, and figured the right was right.
Tourists are incredibly stupid knowing what these monkeys are capable off and yet they have glasses and phones all exposed and ready to be yanked off them
Hey all, appreciate comments. My point is you may lose specialist $300 glasses (with sturdy wetsuite material keepers) as per what happened to my companion. I saw a lot more get 'lost' in a very short space of time and the Balinese well the 'keeper' was asleep. However, you may also risk getting rabbies. Do your own checking.
dawn of the planet of the apes fr fr
3:05 Hahahah the way he is chilling and eating chips XD what a legend
yeah after get ransom he enjoy the chips
he just like me fr
It is actually very bad food for the monkeys! They will get tooth decay instead of foraging for healthy natural food in the forest.
That explains why they are all fat and bulging tummies😂
I was there, lost a pair of shades and a tube of sunscreen myself. I didn't give them anything, so they break the shades, twisted it like a pretzel, and throw it away. Could be worse, I saw a Korean girl losing her brand new, top of the line smartphone down the cliffs. No ransoming that one back. There was also an Indian mom choked while getting her necklace yanked off. The chain was too strong, both fortunately and unfortunately.
A domestic tourist from Surabaya tried to ransom back his glasses immediately with his box of fried chicken meal, but the monkeys seemed to not understand that because the meal is in a box. He ended up paying a local granny to ransom those with a banana, something the monkey understands.
The view is wonderful, but the experience is one under a looming sense of terror and insecurity from the monkeys.
They snapped my friends glasses in half the same way 😄😄
Local granny: "Give me your smart watch and I'll give you a banana to get back your smartphone from the 🐵. You'll be ahead overall."
Pretty sure those monkeys and granny are working together.
@ronrolfsen3977 😂😂
The one eating the Pringles at the end, really made me giggle :)
This story proves monkeys and humans are closely related.
@@halberderdier8073
Yet "Some People" will stay to NOT believe that
This is insane.. an actual monkey mafia.
Wait til they turn up behind you at the ATM
@@TonyEnglandUKAnd Steal your wallet and Phone.
@@TonyEnglandUKThen call the cops and steal their car and hit the road.
@@southeasternlover I don't think the cops would let me steal their car.
@@TonyEnglandUK I mean if all the cops got out and the monkeys ran quick enough they could.
The monkey @3:07 savoring potato chips from a can - priceless
Those are Pringles
@@yesikanarvaez5027which are potato chips so yeah...
They shouldn't be fed junk food like potato chips and chocolate. It is bad for their health and tooth decay from eating so much salt and sugar.
that is not bargaining! that is ransoming!
More like extortion.
not if he sells it to another person
It's not with money
Well with the glasses not really you can live without them but when they started snatching sandals that’s when shit turned criminal lol
@@maythesciencebewithyou Then it's fencing stolen goods lol
My father once brought my mum a very rare watch he got it from a monkey... I found it hard to believe until I saw this
Ur father is a compliance of robbery
Actually I remembered that watch it was Fossil,my mother wore it like for 10 years 🤣
Your dad negotiated with the monkey and got someone's watch? Sorry I got confused
@@hutt1936yes that's what happened
@@hutt1936 no he didn't I'm sure he forced the monkey to drop it...monkeys do steal items that are not food
wear contacts, lace up shoes, travelers pouch under your clothes, no phones out, no camera, no hats, no sunglasses XD
Monke proof yourself
Other people: “Oh, that’s so cute! It took someone’s stuff and it wants to trade!”
Me: “Hey monkey, I’ll give you chocolate, a bag of chips, and a banana for an iPhone 15 and a pair of Ray-Bans. Show me what you got.”
😂🐒
Honestly I can't imagine they're not getting trained for that already
I remember someone trained the local crows at the college to bring them money in exchange from food
:p
@@Lalita_Luna monkey on that temple is wild monkey not someone pet
Khajit has wares if you have coin
"I don't care about your smartphone, give me a chocolate bar and we're good."
"I'm worth more than a banana... How dare you?!!"
Imagine a tourist going there with a bagful of chocolate bars and coming home with 20 Smartphones.
I'm not sure that's bartering, more like ransoming. They are literally stealing & holding the items to ransom! They seem to study what is most precious to the humans! 😅
No. They study what are humans MOST COMPULSIVE about... These days, it's the PHONE.
@@omkarlinga9002 Are value and compulsion not intertwined? The things you think are valuable to you are also those you are most compulsive about
@@omkarlinga9002Back in your day it was the abacus and papyrus
Imagine they're much much bigger and you brought along your newborn baby.
@@MangaGamified I wouldn't take a baby or a child anywhere near a monkey/ape. There were reports the other year they were snatching babies out of open windows in Japan I think, or somewhere monkeys were living naturally, close to humans. Not worth the risk.
What happens when they figure out you can steal money and go to a store and buy food. Worldwide monkey crime syndicate.
Wallets are harder to get to, usually tucked away in pockets or purses.
Planet of the monkes
Too much work.
That's like the discovery of fire to these monkeys. Pure chaos
not their system lol
As a monke I can confirm this is what we do for living
u from NYC?
Y?
you must be the 13% , the usual suspect.
@MinhTran-fc7jl always someone in the comments making stuff about race.
lol
I was told by the locals that you have to bring along sticks to scare them away, any sticks, walking sticks, large enough tree branch. They said you have to hit it to the ground and shout when they approach before they steal anything. You should not bring out hats, phones, and glasses in monkey areas (such as Ubud if I'm not mistaken).
Why, bargaining with monkeys is part of the experience lol
Ya, ubud monkey Forrest, uluwaty temple, alas kedaton monkey forrest, sangeh monkey Forrest, pulaki temple, and lempuyang sacred hill.
I would highly advise NOT to act aggressive! Macaques can attack if they feel threatened. Either play along, or don't bring anything they can steal, or don't go!
One of those gremlin snatched my sunglass and run to nearest tree branch when I visited the uluwatu temple last year. I couldn't care less at first because it's just a cheap $5 sunglasses that I bought from a shop in Legian. But then there's a local woman come to us with a bag of chips and gave it to the monkey, which make the monkey immediately throw my sunglasses to the ground.
@@Anonnonner9546 if you think it's part of the experience you should do it 😊
The last one with the Pringles 😂
This shows me that organized crime has been around since before we evolved into humans.
its not crime when there is no laws
@@RareTSthere is natural rules or laws, if you don’t consistently give the phone back, you won’t get the chocolate bars.
…as was prostitution…
Evolution is not true. For starters, these monkeys seem smarter than people.
We didn't evolve.🙄
Scientifically impossible to. Darwin was wrong.
They could make an animated movie out of this 😂
Tell Disney to make one please 🙏🏾
@@sycofya1677 maybe not Disney, considering how awful their situation now. Dreamwork is the good option
It's called Aladdin
They make a cameo in the movie Rio😂except they don’t barter
And the movie's name could be given " the art of blackmailing " !!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁
I was a “victim" of this con in 1997 😂. Funny thing is that the ground keepers are the ones with the food to barter (in my case two bags of peanuts) Both monkeys and men are in the racket together. These men expect a cash tip after they hand the monkeys the food.
Ah. But their hands are "clean." Brilliant
I've had these workers help me get my stuff off monkeys a few times. Not once did they stick around for a tip.
Most animal places: *DO NOT FEED THE ANIMALS UNDER PENALTY OF A $600 FINE.*
Bali: Yeah you're gonna have to feed the animals to get your Ray-Bans back, sorry.
And probably also a sign saying: Do not feed monkeys they have rabies.. I have been to the region.
Ja, diese dreckigen Kotsaecke zu füttern, ist totale Ressourcenverschwendung und sollte verboten werden!
I have been to Bali 3times. I had same experience by clever & charming monkeys😊😊
Thank you Bali and BBC earth video that bring me good memorise!!
charming? they are disgusting and dangerous pests
That's my dream place to visit
@@notthatguypal14
I hope your dream will come true🙂Bali, some holy& healing place, world-heritage and nature is quite excellent.
I pray you, your family good health and enjoy travel.
@@notthatguypal14 keep it in mind, its not as dreamy as its promised, dont put ur expectation too high, so you dont disappointed.
@@notthatguypal14 as long as you not visit the place where kleptomaniac monkeys roaming freely like this
Love the Italian Mafia music when they introduce the old monkeys "doing very well".
Those are some Chunky Monkeys 😂
lol I think that's why Sir David identified the fat-bellied one as "male" because otherwise everyone will think it's a pregnant female.
BBC is upper hand above all! So many footages capturing the same happening, here we witness a sequel - negotiation skills! Simian commercial is at its dawn.
It's just fascinating ro ponder on how this undesirable, (partly forced to be adaptive?), behavior rose & how quickly spread among a local group!
Some day they're going to realize either:
- The phone is worth so much more than even the increased food they're trying to get (near future)
- The phone is worth a lot of cash, which then could be used to buy food in bulk (5-10 years)
- The phone itself is an extremely useful tool once you learn how to use it (10 years or more)
Apparently phone and camera are the most wanted properties to be taken by monkey, as if they snatched it, human will bribing them with the much tastier food
I think all their deals are item for item. They obviously can rank values, but they don't seem to think in terms of quantity, or of future payout.
@@Spearcathey allready did and that's us
Yeah, cos evolution from a monkey to a super-intelligent tech using species takes 10 years.......
And then they'll start to realise that they are in jail for ransom and kidnapping
Now I need a compilation of people getting their items back by force lol
And getting their hands promptly chewed off.
...and we are looking for aliens to come from the sky 😂 🤦
These guys would scare the aliens away.
Das sind selber widerliche Aliens. Es gibt keine haesslicheren Monster auf der Welt und auch keine mutzloseren!
Rumor said, that the monkey "handlers" actually trained the monkeys to steal stuff from tourists for the "ransom". If the tourist pay the handler some money, they'll retreive the item back.
Or at least thats what my parents said when i visit Bali as a kid
Not a rumour. Just do a bit of research on travel websites of Uluwatu Temple and one will learn the truth.
Wouldn't surprise me
And now the tourists will come so they can barter with monkeys instead of seeing the temple😂
Imma go there to make a deal for one to steal something for me lol
The temple isn't that remarkable or different from many, many others, even nearby. The monkeys are the real attraction.
People have been going there to see the monkeys. The temple is called the monkey temple.
@@maythesciencebewithyounope this is Uluwatu cliff temple. The other one is monkey forest ubud, not a temple
So the Real Job of the Monkeys is being the Marketing Managers of the Tourist Attraction which most humans didn't really understand 🤓😎
What's scary that they didn't show is that they work in teams. I had to have my prescription glasses on or else I couldn't see but I was warned so I was careful not to have any monkey in my vicinity. Unfortunately, certain part of the area is just a narrow stairway, so I was on alert, as a monkey swing down from the tree in front of me, I dodge away, a monkey from behind snatched my glasses away. I didn't think it was preventable in that situation, fortunately I was able to get it back through bartering, though it was slightly damaged :( .
There is also a very visible sign upon entering to remove your glasses and loose objects. I emptied my pockets, put phone and glasses in my bag and held it across my chest. I had so much fun at this temple.
Next time just heed the warnings 😂
@@jonA9411 If you didn't read my post clearly, let me spell it out for you, it was a prescription glasses that I "NEEDED" to see. There is no point for me to go there with my glasses off as I couldn't see anything without them.
It's Monkey Business 😂😂😂
We weren’t aware of how this worked and in trying to get a pair of sunglasses back for another tourist my mate grabbed them whilst I was trying to talk to the monkey. He legged it along towards the temple with the monkey in hot pursuit. Funny as that was, I feel a bit guilty now despite them not even being our sunnies 😂
That's hilarious. Did the monkey catch him?
@@dahui58 it chased him for about fifty yards along the coastal path before giving up!
its a fucking tree rat who cares.
How dare you try to get your stuff back. Your stuff belongs to me now ❤ 😂😂😂
Macaques: *Steals phone*
Me: if you don’t give that back, I’ll cook you for dinner.
I'm watching this well stoned and those panning shots of the elder monke's is incredibly beautiful. Sir David is also ever the soothing auditory pleasure.
2:30 this shot is too majestic man lol
I went to Uluwatu Temple yesterday and the monkeys stole two phones, it was brilliant 😂
bartering? More like blackmail 😂
lol and mugging
@@TonyEnglandUK 😂
David sir voice is what made me come here
Oh my god that's hilarious him eating the chips lol
The commentary.....❤😂 Superb!! Made it even more interesting to watch... Btw, how did you manage to protect your camera from them while shooting this piece😅
Barter trade is back ladies and gentlemen 😂
We r dealing with most wanted dealers in the area. 😂😂
How much time did you save by omitting the a and the e in 'are'?
@@blucat40.5 sec..
At first glance I thought it said the "bartending" monkeys of Bali. I though "oh, I GOTTA see this" 🤣
They do the same thing in Vrindavan, India. I had it happen twice, once while on a moving tuktuk. Different species of monkey there.
Were those monkeys black faced or red faced?
@@muslimcel4581 in vrindavan they are red
@@muslimcel4581 red... perhaps they are the same
@@MrColinManning the red ones macaques are bad and ageessive the black ones langoors are good and docile
No one cares
Same thing happens at various locations in India, specifically Mathura... They ask for 3 banana atleast, and threaten to break spectacles/ phone if delayed
2:30 how dare you? A banana for a phone 😂😂
The one with the whole can of Pringles 😭😂
lol that one hasn't a care in the world.
Hey all, as a long time Bali visitor my view is the monkeys are dangerous period....thousands of the general public have complained and over years....if you go you risk losing glasses, hats etc but you also risk being scratched or bitten. Charming they are not! They are bold, aggressive, quick and will threaten you. They want what you've got and you are in 'their territory' and 'game plan'. My advice is to steer clear.
Heh seeing the thumbnail I was like oh it's like in my southern hemisphere capital, now even more so!
I think that's understood. Wild animals stealing things does not seem like good culture.
Monkeys are going to behave like monkeys. What do you expect when tourists invade their space? This is what happens. It's like complaining about sea gulls at beaches or boars in the forest.
it´s their island
I spent hours under a tree populated by monkeys. Took selfies with them, gave them peanuts.
One elder showed me his teeth (i.e. he warned me), because I got to close.
Nothing else happened. Me peaceful - them peaceful.
If you listen to this enough you still will fall over.
I like how she speaks and how she paused when she said boy if you don't get out of here I'll knock all your, Teef out!
I am sending this to my mother.😭
They are not really bartering. They are just taking your things and asking you to pay for it. They are lucky they aren’t getting prosecuted for kidnapping and ransoms!
"To trade goods or services in exchange for other goods or services"
-Merriam-Webster Dictionary
What the macaques are doing is exactly bartering
There is some negotiation cause they'll hiss if someone doesn't make a good enough offer and only drop the phone once they're satisfied.
@@jamesburnett3594just not an actual barter since they are not bringing something of theirs to trade, they are stealing and extorting, trading back your own stuff for something they want
don`t you know what kidnapping means?
Something about kids who are napping?
Lol. This is wild beyond repair 😅.
These monkies are slowly evolving learning from us lol
What ?? A smartphone for a Banana 😂😂😂
1:32 that shot of the male playing with his belly is too funny and 3:05 is such a mood 😎
Okay come on, the banana for the flip flops were a fair deal... I understand the anger over the smartphone...
I read as Bartending Monkey and was waiting to see their mixing skill.😂
I always thought it was strange that people will openly admit they can’t read well
@@micperez819 Sarcasm is dead to you, isn’t it?
@@LongNguyen-ce8nn You have no clue what sarcasm is. Fail at trying to save face
@@micperez819Little slips can occur to anyone. That's not a test of their reading or intellectual capacity, so it would be good if you didn't act like an a$$hat about it. And besides, I would rather someone was confident when it came to admitting their shortcomings and laughing at themselves rather than being paranoid about looking perfect.
this is better than hollywood
keep up sir david attenborough
Anyone who thinks primates and humans have major differences just needs to watch this a few times…
Some humans more than others
Humans are primates.
Ur kidding..I don’t see the animals using the phones..or inventing the phones or manufacturing the phones running their own farms to grow food..or building hospitals…you’re closer to them than they are to you…
Or they could just watch Planet of the Apes
@@therealBocaStudios Nuh uh, my gf only understand consuming and never work in her entire life. At least these monkeys put some kind of efforts.
The chips 🤣🤣🤣
00:48..If he steals my hat, I'll survive, but, THAT BEAST BETTER NOT STEAL MY PHONE!!!!
How about i offer you a trade 🌯
Then beware of the chunky ones
I know. The phone is a no no lol.
The art and deception of "the hustle" - a well-honed skill of both man and monkey!
This is why I don't use outdoor ATMs.
ATM=Accessory To Mugging
@@wildnfree101Accessibility*
Jokes on them we are giving them diabetes.
0:35 "if you know where to look" camera changes angle to monke intensely scanning the horizon
Misread the title as "Bartending Monkeys." I'm not disappointed, because this was hilarious, but also now i really want to see some "monkey bars"
Hustling is universal 😅
They know how get “Free Food” Smart 😂😂😂😂😂
That is how bartering and trading first started 😉
Ape just chilling and eating chips from a bag is just wholesome to look at.
Monkey, not an ape.
The origin of mankind - never changed
I thought the title said The Bartending Monkeys of Bali. I watched half the video waiting for them to serve drinks and wondering what kind they could make.
😂
Kind of ignoring that there is a whole business going on where monkey "handlers" will charge to get stuff back for tourists. They just so happen to have bananas and chocolate on them at all times. Bali is just a big tourist trap, the beaches are pretty bad as well.
Humans being outsmarted by monkeys.
Well.... it doesn't take much.
Human once smarter than monkey, but now the table has turned
@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434Unlike modern humans monkeys know that there are only two sexes
I respect the hustle 😂
Great Monkey Business 😅
🐒 Monkeys: I see no god in this temple other than us
This was hilariously beautiful 🤣🤣🤣
When I go there to that exact place, I'm gonna wear my expensive prescription glasses and my latest flagship phone, along with some nice open toe shoes 🤓
Bruh if you're wearing your phone then monkeys are the least of your problems.
The first one stole his glasses lmao.
British man is in shock on how they give back what they took.
This is why they have signs saying "don't feed [insert animal]" 😮
Banana? How dare you! 😂
They are too cute. Aren't they so gorgeous?
Just got back from Bali last week, the amount of tourists who don't listen to the warnings or do their research before heading into Uluwatu temple is staggering. Yes, to be fair there is a significant language barrier with so many visitors from around the world. But still, it's hard to feel sorry for them if they can't go without wearing sunglasses or other trinkets for an hour.
For what it's worth, the Monkey Forrest in Ubud was a very different story. The monkeys there were much better behaved and there was also a lot more local guards armed with slingshots to make sure they don't try to get up to any hi-jinks.
So funny. 😂. Very interesting. 😅
Que tiernos animalitos muy hermosos❤❤😊
Wie bitte? Wo sind hier "zarte und schöne Tiere"? Geh mal zum Arzt und lass Dich auf Deinen Geisteszustand untersuchen, Du offensichtlich nicht ganz richtig im Kopf!
I first read bartending monkeys lol.
Clever little monkeys 😂
What a smart monkey.
Oh snap the Macaques are learning economics.
*economacaques.
Was laughing my way through it! Amazing!
sshhhh...It seems they have more IQ and can trade better than my/our boss... ha ha ha 🤣🤣🤣
As macaques can imitate humans,this ain’t a surprise to me.
Lol they also have the mafia belly
Imagine coming back from a Vacation and saying your colleagues " I got robbed while I was in ***" they reply " omg by who, what happened". You " by monkeys" 🤣🤦
😊😊😊😊Very nice goood lucke
Hello from moroccco 😊😊😊
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