I'm so addicted to this show I can barely stand the wait between episodes. Thanks for getting them out regularly!! Can't wait to see Oshean with the nursery group!!
Thank you for another great video. It's hard waiting for the next one. And I get so excited when it drops down that I stop everything I'm doing and watch it straight away. I absolutely LOVE this channel. I'm addicted to it. I love watching all the primates grow and learn. And how they change from scared, timid primates into well adjusted ones who are so happy and content to finally become the animal they're supposed to be. Thank you all for what you do to help save these animals and take them from hopeless to hopeful. Your doing great work and I thank you for being there for them.🦍🐵🐒
Thank you, Thank you for another fantastic episode. It's hard to be patient waitin on the next one to come on. Oshean really put Jeremy n the other guys to work to make it Oshean proof. She's smarter than some humans. Can't wait for her to meet the ones n the nursery group. Well till next time God bless y'all ❤️ from Indiana USA 🇺🇸❤️🐵❤️🐵❤️🐵❤️🐵
I adore your channel and gorgeous facility! This series needs to be animated by DISNEY - including all the monkeys, Alison, the vet and staff, and of course JEREMY! What a fabulous fundraiser that would be. The narrator of the animated series should be the narrator of this wonderful channel. That’s my idea so I’d like 10% of the profits LOL - it will go to my local SPCA. 😁💜
I love how people in the comments turn into experts probably never met any ape or monkey in their life. Watched a few shows and all of sudden they know better than professionals
I had a similar problem to Trudy's, and what eliminated it was fresh milled grains and using that flour to bake bread. I have not had a problem since. Even the digestive enzymes didn't help.
No when they mentioned that Trudys had a big pot belly I thought of what the vet told me when I was the vet tech at his practice, he always said remember keep it simple stupid! He meant try the simplest thing to fix the problem if you can’t get an exact diagnosis or you are waiting to find out the diagnosis.They think Trudy‘s bloated belly is from some thing she’s eating, obviously a bloated belly would be gas. In the wild a lot of apes have big bloated bellies and fart all the time because of what they eat. If it’s gas why don’t they try something simple like Gas-X. It’s over the counter it’s very mild and she’s should start burping and farting if it is a gas problem and the bloating should start going away in 24 to 48 hours. It isn’t going to hurt?
Not so obvious...Trudy has been scanned, tested and surveilled near to death. These handlers are very well versed on their charges and this center has the expertise of one of the finest wildlife vets in the world. Your "vet" was a Primate specialist....or mayhaps, a vet whose typical day involved treating geriatric Canines, a Feline with obesity issues or maybe the odd Assinine with a cold (sorry, that would be an Equine Vet)...all commendable feats but, I would be willing to bet that even he would digress and step aside when it comes to caring for a GREAT APE as they are truly not just humans with unbelievable strength and furry bodies. It would be akin to me giving specialized care to a premature infant in my ER...I could and would be comfy enough to give emergent life/death care but, I would never pretend to know what was necessary to care for an infant who 1) is a human but, a Premature Neonate human and 2) has already been covered by one of the best neonatologists in the country. In other words...Trudy has been under the care and tutelage of England's (actually, the worlds) finest Wildlife Veterinarians (as well as Allison and Jeremy with all of their combined experience) and he himself, is having difficulty with diagnosing her malady(ies). Remember, these guys are not wild chimps and they do not eat what wild apes do...they dont "recycle" their poop. They eat diverse types of fruit and veg that wild ones dont come across and they do not derive their fluids from vast amounts of fibrous plant materials as the wild guys do. They also must get their supplements and vitamins from external sources given to them so, a regularly bloated belly means something else for this girl. They've done the scans, the x-rays and ALL of the blood panels but, to no avail... except to catch her unfortunate "slipped discs" (herniated and slipped discs are absolutely horrible for human beings, I know first hand but, could you imagine what an active young adult chimp whose a jumping, climbing qudraped on top of this must feel like when they are treated "differently" BECAUSE they CANNOT PERFORM their NORMAL "super human" feats? Not only are they physically handicapped but mentally bullied because they are acting DIFFERENTLY. I imagine though that these guys are more accepting due to their often times "strange" upbringing and these chimps are pretty much on their game yet, they seem to take on one another more kindly and gently when they perceive undue pain from "someone" else! Anyhoo, when speaking of and considering chimp Trudy, there is something much more evil underlying here....something that an aspirin (or gas-X) will not suffice to take care of. Who knows as MAYBE the amount of sodium and or calcium in those particular types of remedies MIGHT POSSIBLY cause some real problems with HER because her past treatment is such an unknown. She has some really bad issues stemming from her terrible past and I suspect that there in lies the answer...WHAT EXACTLY did her handlers or researchers give her in her earlier years...it is unknown and this will sadly be her "cause of death" ** Speaking of Osheen, she had a "baby" of her own at the ranch where she was raised and they apparently rather quickly, removed her adopted baby from her. One week she was carrying around a well dressed well coiffed little baby boy and the next week, it WAS NOWHERE TO BE OH SEEN! I am very concerned about what mommas going to do to this new chubby bully who is used to having anything and everything she wants handed to her...when she goes to take her little "Gin" away from it's mom and is to stubborn to give it back or STOP either her general foolishness? I don't think that this is going to be fun at all and it is going to be really sad to watch this confident orangs "come down" and withdrawal. She doesn't have her mom to protect her and I bet that Gins mom (sorry guys, I have had a temporary brain fart and cannot remember her name at present) will show her a new path of understanding life. She's truly a very sad case. Just an observation here...look at her, already she's lost weight..her "target" on her forehead has disappeared for the most part.
@@seekinmyshadowlands6875 My 1st job when I got out of school was working in the primate section at a zoo, but this was a long long long time ago since I am 68 years old now. Our gorillas, chimps and other great apes were usually very gassy. Sometimes to the point we could tell which one of the them was very uncomfortable. The vet told us to give the one that was uncomfortable simethicone, which brand name is called Gas-X. The simethicone usually work very well and if the animal that was uncomfortable did not feel better and the hard belly became softer with in 24 hours The vet would knock them out with a tranquilizer and then every test in the book was done but they still told us to give simethicone until they figured out what the problem was. I’m just saying that the simethicone worked very well for us.
Not all male orangutans have cheek pads and the throat sack. In the wild the females prefer the males with the cheek pads over the males without. I learned that from Orangutan Jungle School!
@@jandedick7519 Yes but Gordan is the dominate orangutan in his group and dominate orangutans have cheekpads. I'm thinking that It has something to do with testosterone levels and maybe it's because Twan, (the flanged male) is housed too close to his enclosure.
@Arimas Memphis @Jan Dedick When this episode was filmed, Gordon was a teenager. Now, 12 years later, Gordon is a fully grown male orangutan with cheek pads.
I wonder if it has to do with age. I watch an orang at the Kyoto City Zoo who is 11 going on 12 and he still has only cheek pads. He's still with his mom and baby brother for now.
Ive seen video of a chimp troop grieving the death of a member. I wonder if any of the other monkeys and apes grieve, especially the mothers when they lose a baby?
I don't think that hose shape is ideal for chimps. Too wide and thin, hard to grab onto. They're better with smaller round things like tree branches or rope.
I'm confused. They just said orangutan men have nothing to do with their kids then in the next sentence went on to say that the father plays with his son all the time. Confused 🤔
So an ape can get their health care and a beautiful home ASAP but a homeless human can’t even get health care alone in the 3 richest country in the world, UK, US and Canada.
Osheen is hilarious! I can't wait to see her in the nursery.
Driving mom around in the golf cart in South Africa.
Her license was revoked when she got to Monkey World.....sadly.
Alison and her group are super care givers for all the primates. Blessings from Michigan.
I'm so addicted to this show I can barely stand the wait between episodes. Thanks for getting them out regularly!! Can't wait to see Oshean with the nursery group!!
I Couldnt Agree More!
She is one smart ape!
I'm with you on the waiting game..Oshean sure is something and yes its gonna be new for her
Same same same! Sadly after reading your comment sounds like we are waiting yet again to see Oshean 😏
Me too
"She is a very technical lady"...Jeremy is priceless! Love this guy!
I love Monkey Life and everyone who works there. How handsome is Jeremy?
I enjoy every episode I get my hands on. It's wonderful watching this series.you all are an awesome group.
This is great. I have learned a few things watching your program and loving it.
Oshean is hilarious dismantling the screws and bolts, lol!!!!
Thank you for another great video. It's hard waiting for the next one. And I get so excited when it drops down that I stop everything I'm doing and watch it straight away. I absolutely LOVE this channel. I'm addicted to it. I love watching all the primates grow and learn. And how they change from scared, timid primates into well adjusted ones who are so happy and content to finally become the animal they're supposed to be. Thank you all for what you do to help save these animals and take them from hopeless to hopeful. Your doing great work and I thank you for being there for them.🦍🐵🐒
Try "Vervet Monkey Foundation" to fill in the gaps while waiting. It's addictive too.
Thank you, Thank you for another fantastic episode. It's hard to be patient waitin on the next one to come on. Oshean really put Jeremy n the other guys to work to make it Oshean proof. She's smarter than some humans. Can't wait for her to meet the ones n the nursery group. Well till next time God bless y'all ❤️ from Indiana USA 🇺🇸❤️🐵❤️🐵❤️🐵❤️🐵
I'm from Indiana also.😁😁😁😁
Love watching
Great episode! 👍
I love this show. Please keep making new seasons as long as possible.
I adore your channel and gorgeous facility! This series needs to be animated by DISNEY - including all the monkeys, Alison, the vet and staff, and of course JEREMY! What a fabulous fundraiser that would be. The narrator of the animated series should be the narrator of this wonderful channel. That’s my idea so I’d like 10% of the profits LOL - it will go to my local SPCA. 😁💜
That’s so Cool the new enclosure,they love it❣️
I feel Osheans pain. It’s as if they’ve sent her to Rehab. 🤣🤣❤️
I Enjoy these vids!!!!
I Appreciate the sharing of Monkey World!!! 🤗
Oshean made me laugh being so smart and watching you guys with
her cages. Hope the one with the bloated stomach gets well.
Came across this channel recently and I am REALLY enjoying them. Thank You. 😊😊❤
I'm so sad the episodes are ONLY 22 minutes long, and not even that when you factor in the ads!!😢
Also should have more episode a week but we learn alot I have
@@crystalrochon2367 I know, that would be SOOOOO awesome crystal!! 👍🏾👍🏾
I love this sanctuary! If I ever get to visit the in-laws in England, I'd be hotfooting it to Dorset!
I love how people in the comments turn into experts probably never met any ape or monkey in their life. Watched a few shows and all of sudden they know better than professionals
So glad you released another, THANK YOU!
Yay! Been checking each day for this new episode
Me too buddy, I love this channel tremendously!!
@@terryford7459 I found it about 3 weeks ago and watched every episode. My dream job is to work with apes like they do
@@FreedomTimes4130With some work and determination you'll get your dream job!!! Once you get it, I'd love to visit a time or two!! 🤣👍🏾😘
Anyone ever see the leaps a spider monkey mom will make with baby on board?
they're nuts.
I had a similar problem to Trudy's, and what eliminated it was fresh milled grains and using that flour to bake bread. I have not had a problem since. Even the digestive enzymes didn't help.
Thank you for all the uploads!
Oshean is very talented. Lol
12:40 Amazing clip of Henanya!
Osheen was a pet she even drove very smart
I want mooooore 🤩
Blessings from USA Tennessee
18:30 this is hilarious! She is not gonna make her stay easy on them.
No when they mentioned that Trudys had a big pot belly I thought of what the vet told me when I was the vet tech at his practice, he always said remember keep it simple stupid! He meant try the simplest thing to fix the problem if you can’t get an exact diagnosis or you are waiting to find out the diagnosis.They think Trudy‘s bloated belly is from some thing she’s eating, obviously a bloated belly would be gas. In the wild a lot of apes have big bloated bellies and fart all the time because of what they eat. If it’s gas why don’t they try something simple like Gas-X. It’s over the counter it’s very mild and she’s should start burping and farting if it is a gas problem and the bloating should start going away in 24 to 48 hours. It isn’t going to hurt?
Not so obvious...Trudy has been scanned, tested and surveilled near to death. These handlers are very well versed on their charges and this center has the expertise of one of the finest wildlife vets in the world. Your "vet" was a Primate specialist....or mayhaps, a vet whose typical day involved treating geriatric Canines, a Feline with obesity issues or maybe the odd Assinine with a cold (sorry, that would be an Equine Vet)...all commendable feats but, I would be willing to bet that even he would digress and step aside when it comes to caring for a GREAT APE as they are truly not just humans with unbelievable strength and furry bodies. It would be akin to me giving specialized care to a premature infant in my ER...I could and would be comfy enough to give emergent life/death care but, I would never pretend to know what was necessary to care for an infant who 1) is a human but, a Premature Neonate human and 2) has already been covered by one of the best neonatologists in the country. In other words...Trudy has been under the care and tutelage of England's (actually, the worlds) finest Wildlife Veterinarians (as well as Allison and Jeremy with all of their combined experience) and he himself, is having difficulty with diagnosing her malady(ies). Remember, these guys are not wild chimps and they do not eat what wild apes do...they dont "recycle" their poop. They eat diverse types of fruit and veg that wild ones dont come across and they do not derive their fluids from vast amounts of fibrous plant materials as the wild guys do. They also must get their supplements and vitamins from external sources given to them so, a regularly bloated belly means something else for this girl. They've done the scans, the x-rays and ALL of the blood panels but, to no avail... except to catch her unfortunate "slipped discs" (herniated and slipped discs are absolutely horrible for human beings, I know first hand but, could you imagine what an active young adult chimp whose a jumping, climbing qudraped on top of this must feel like when they are treated "differently" BECAUSE they CANNOT PERFORM their NORMAL "super human" feats? Not only are they physically handicapped but mentally bullied because they are acting DIFFERENTLY. I imagine though that these guys are more accepting due to their often times "strange" upbringing and these chimps are pretty much on their game yet, they seem to take on one another more kindly and gently when they perceive undue pain from "someone" else! Anyhoo, when speaking of and considering chimp Trudy, there is something much more evil underlying here....something that an aspirin (or gas-X) will not suffice to take care of. Who knows as MAYBE the amount of sodium and or calcium in those particular types of remedies MIGHT POSSIBLY cause some real problems with HER because her past treatment is such an unknown. She has some really bad issues stemming from her terrible past and I suspect that there in lies the answer...WHAT EXACTLY did her handlers or researchers give her in her earlier years...it is unknown and this will sadly be her "cause of death"
** Speaking of Osheen, she had a "baby" of her own at the ranch where she was raised and they apparently rather quickly, removed her adopted baby from her. One week she was carrying around a well dressed well coiffed little baby boy and the next week, it WAS NOWHERE TO BE OH SEEN! I am very concerned about what mommas going to do to this new chubby bully who is used to having anything and everything she wants handed to her...when she goes to take her little "Gin" away from it's mom and is to stubborn to give it back or STOP either her general foolishness? I don't think that this is going to be fun at all and it is going to be really sad to watch this confident orangs "come down" and withdrawal. She doesn't have her mom to protect her and I bet that Gins mom (sorry guys, I have had a temporary brain fart and cannot remember her name at present) will show her a new path of understanding life. She's truly a very sad case. Just an observation here...look at her, already she's lost weight..her "target" on her forehead has disappeared for the most part.
@@seekinmyshadowlands6875 My 1st job when I got out of school was working in the primate section at a zoo, but this was a long long long time ago since I am 68 years old now. Our gorillas, chimps and other great apes were usually very gassy. Sometimes to the point we could tell which one of the them was very uncomfortable. The vet told us to give the one that was uncomfortable simethicone, which brand name is called Gas-X. The simethicone usually work very well and if the animal that was uncomfortable did not feel better and the hard belly became softer with in 24 hours The vet would knock them out with a tranquilizer and then every test in the book was done but they still told us to give simethicone until they figured out what the problem was. I’m just saying that the simethicone worked very well for us.
Great comment!! Thanks for sharing. I learn something new everyday when I watch my videos.
It would be nice to name the orangutans Indonesian names not Chinese names for they came from Indonesia!
If thats the case none of them should have English names.
Good Evening to all.
Good evening to you Hettie! 👍🏾🥰
Excellent as always 👌 🐒🐘🇨🇦🍁🌞
yhanks ralf
i love oshien
Wow, they are so brave to swing on the new hose until testing.
Watching the saga of Oshean is gonna be great!! 🦧
If Gordan is the dominant male in his group and has even fathered a baby, why doesn't he have cheek pads?
Not all male orangutans have cheek pads and the throat sack. In the wild the females prefer the males with the cheek pads over the males without. I learned that from Orangutan Jungle School!
@@jandedick7519 Yes but Gordan is the dominate orangutan in his group and dominate orangutans have cheekpads. I'm thinking that It has something to do with testosterone levels and maybe it's because Twan, (the flanged male) is housed too close to his enclosure.
@Arimas Memphis
@Jan Dedick
When this episode was filmed, Gordon was a teenager. Now, 12 years later, Gordon is a fully grown male orangutan with cheek pads.
@@arimasmemphis4061 most likely it’s different in captivity.
I wonder if it has to do with age. I watch an orang at the Kyoto City Zoo who is 11 going on 12 and he still has only cheek pads. He's still with his mom and baby brother for now.
Ive seen video of a chimp troop grieving the death of a member. I wonder if any of the other monkeys and apes grieve, especially the mothers when they lose a baby?
Oh no what is wrong with Ms Trudy?? I hate to see any of them hurt.
😘❤️ MW 🐒🐵
Whats with the Chinese names for most of the Orangutans?
I don't think that hose shape is ideal for chimps. Too wide and thin, hard to grab onto. They're better with smaller round things like tree branches or rope.
These people are experts. They know what they're doing.
Im a little bummed that we only got to see Oshean for the last 3 minutes.
What is the point of breeding endangered monkeys if you can't put them into the wild?
Not a dumb animal at all
I'm confused. They just said orangutan men have nothing to do with their kids then in the next sentence went on to say that the father plays with his son all the time. Confused 🤔
They said babies.
They don’t in the wild. In captivity I guess it’s different. In the wild Orangutans keep to themselves.
So an ape can get their health care and a beautiful home ASAP but a homeless human can’t even get health care alone in the 3 richest country in the world, UK, US and Canada.
infected ovary?
You should really concentrate on Oshean and the chimpanzees.
Wooly monkeys, Capuchins are great but most want to see Oshean
I suspect.
I can't believe people are endeared to these vile disgusting creatures. Well be much better off when these evil beings are extinct.
You can say the same about humans.
As well as you
A bet there's a couple people who would say the same thing about you.