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The Pros and Cons of Owning a Pet Monkey
I am sure everyone saw cute pet monkey videos on YouTube and Facebook as well as other Social Media channels. However, the things the Pet Monkey owner does not show the audience and viewers is there is the bad side of owning pet monkes. Pet monkeys need to get confined to a space whether it is caged or tied to a leash and secured when the owner or guardian cannot supervise the pet monkey. Monkeys are extremely intelligent high energy wild animals and will wonder and stray if they are not under human supervision. It also costs a lot of money to feed, and raise a pet monkey. Please watch the attached YouTube video about the pros and con’s of adopting and raising a pet baby monkey. Remember that baby pet monkeys are wild animals and not domesticated.
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Monkey Life S06 E17, 18, 19 & 20 Full Episodes: Orang-utan Kai leaves his mum to join the nursery group, but will he fit in? Woolly monkey Ayla fends for herself as mum Piquita lavishes attention on her new baby. And there’s a fond farewell to the park’s oldest marmoset, Betty Boo. Alison and Jeremy go to the rescue of four marmosets in the West Midlands. Woolly monkey Milo tries to follow in dad’s footsteps – but mum Lena has other ideas. Golden-cheeked gibbon Peanut’s new baby finally gets a name, and Hananya’s chimps have a treat for tea! It’s an anxious time for the team when woolly monkey Bueno is taken to the operating theatre. Siamangs Sam and Sasak are allowed back out into the trees, and over at the orang-utan nursery, Lingga gives Kai a hostile welcome. The team face serious problems when orang-utan Hsiao-Lan gives birth, but refuses to look after her newborn. Capuchin Tau proves a big hit with the ladies and to everyone’s delight, siamang gibbons Sam and Sasak sing their duet in the trees.
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This safe haven is now home to more than 260 monkeys and apes and the dedicated staff never stop in their quest to save animals
Monkey Life follows the work of Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre with nail-biting rescue and rehabilitation stories. Whilst there are primates in need, Dr. Alison Cronin, Jeremy Keeling and their dedicated team continue to fight the illegal trade in primates and give those rescued a safe haven for the rest of their lives.