RED-CAPPED MANGABEY: PRIMATE of the MONTH
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2020
- The cheeky (literally) agile and athletic RED-CAPPED MANGABEY - these stunning monkeys are our November PRIMATE of the MONTH, found coastal western Congo Basin Africa.
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Thank you for showing us these beautiful monkeys. Thank you to all who work to protect natural habitat.
You are so kind, thank you for being such a supportive fan!
We all should be grateful and proud to live on a planet that has so many beautiful creatures like these Red-Capped Mangabeys.
Thank you very much for sharing.
We agree! That's one of the reasons we love doing these "Primates of the Month", it gives our own team a chance to take a closer look at some of the coolest species that share the planet with us.
@@ApesLikeUs you're doing a great job.👍
Mankind making a bigger world for himself, while making it much smaller for other species
to survive, shameful.
We must manage and protect the mangroves and coastal forests for the future of these beautiful and agile Red-Capped Mangabeys. Again, education is the key as all parts of the ecosystem are necessary to keep the forest healthy for all inhabitants.
How beautiful, never saw this breed before. Thank you. Oh, I see their habitat is being destroyed.
Leave this little guy alone....
Nice channel man
Glad you enjoy it!
So so sweet! BUT bushmeat?? They are so small and skinny! Nothing on them to eat!!....geeeee...grow some chickens ! leave endangered animals alone.....