MONKEYS & APES (Baboons/Chimps/Vervets)

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This is a short look at just three of the many primate species that live in Africa. Baboons (along with Mandrills) are the largest members of the monkey family. The Olive Baboon featured here, has a large range spread across central Africa. New reports show they at times will cross breed with other baboon species. Also on this video are curious Vervet Monkeys, and the animal most closely related to us, the Chimpanzee.
PLEASE REMEMBER- PRIMATES ARE NOT PETS!
To help all of Africas old world monkeys check out groups like African Wildlife Foundation, Conservation International and Wildlife Direct.

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MONKEYS & APES (Baboons/Chimps/Vervets)

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  • I love them.

    I love them.

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  • I love monkey's ^__ ...

    I love monkey's ^__^ there so nice =D

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  • I love it!

    I love it!

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  • Great video and ...

    Great video and good info, 5 *****

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  • Thanks for sharing ...

    Thanks for sharing your footage. 5 stars!

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  • awsome work bro, ...

    awsome work bro, keep it up =]

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  • I wish people would ...

    I wish people would learn they can't domesticize a wild animal. It's a shame it's so hard to get this through to people. Wild animals belong in the wild or in a sanctuary. Thanks for the video, Briczar.

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  • thanks..i wish the ...

    thanks..i wish the quality of the video would have uploaded better..but what can ya do.
    Thanks for watching!

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  • very intresting. ...

    very intresting.

    very good video briczar22 .

    keep up the good work.

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  • Thank you very much ...

    Thank you very much for that info. I have found some reports saying 95% genetic make up is the same as ours to 98%..either way it is close and just like humans they can show a range of emotions from being happy to obviously being very aggresive.

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  • Primates share 99% ...

    Primates share 99% of the genetic code with humans but the size of the brain differs they learn to imitate just like kids learn from imitating grown-ups.
    Humans are not directly related with primates. We didn't evolved from monkeys. Humans and primates had a common ancestor from which they evolved separately. We are different species and you will never have a monkey turn into human because it's just like turning a crocodile into a alligator.

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  • If monkeys & humans ...

    If monkeys & humans are like suppose to be 99% the same or sumthing. then how come monkeys write & learn like us.
    & how come the the monkeys we have now don't turn into humans. if you wanna talk bout evolution

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