[Monkeys Paw] Men
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u/Adorable-Baker-7186 — 15 hours ago
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Baby gorilla forced to pose with hairless white monster for author photo again (1971)
Many infant captive apes develop a sort of Stockholm Syndrome with their captors. Not this little gorilla, who eyes researcher Geoffrey Bourne warily as Bourne grips him tightly in a forced embrace. The photo is from the back cover of Bourne's book _The Ape People_ (1971).
u/ApeSht-Zine — 20 hours ago
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“I may look like a monkey but I’m actually a lesser ape”
This is a white handed gibbon
u/Odd-Insurance-9011 — 3 days ago
The animal felt betrayed after helping him
u/ChampionshipSame603 — 6 days ago
Long-tailed Macaques monkeying around
These are native to Singapore. Still intrigued to see them up close and personal. Beautiful creatures.
Location: Singapore
Equipment: Sony a1 / Sony 200-600mm
u/flying_pixels — 9 days ago
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Baby bonobo in Twycross Zoo home to UK’s only bonobo troop
u/United_Sugar_2513 — 8 days ago
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Saw this at the zoo. Anyone know what exactly is it that they are doing?
u/itsmikemudafuka — 9 days ago
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Bring back the Boston Rag Tell all your buddies That it ain't no drag Bring back the Boston Rag
u/LittleBirdhouseInYou — 9 days ago
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10/10 Would Recommend Experiencing Life as a Gorilla
I had one of the strangest experiences of my life this weekend and I need to know if anyone else has ever done something similar.
For some reason I got curious about what it might feel like to be a gorilla living in the rainforest. So I turned off all the lights, got fully clothed, stepped into a freezing cold shower, and ate a banana.
For a brief moment… I genuinely felt connected to nature in a way I can’t explain. Like I understood, on some weird primal level, what it might be like to be a gorilla sitting in the jungle at night while rain pours down.
It sounds ridiculous, and honestly it was. But at the same time it felt like one of those oddly human experiences everyone should try at least once.
Has anyone else ever done random stuff like this just to experience life from a completely different perspective?
u/Unusual-Werewolf-114 — 14 days ago
A monkey joined this birdwatching tour in Mindo! (Own content)
Mindo Ecuador 📍
u/MindoBirdWatching — 13 days ago