Best Monkey Moments | BBC Earth

There are more than 260 species of monkey worldwide, here are some of the best moments from our primate friends.

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[xitcix]

We put all of our energy into building civilizations and learning when we could've just been monkeys.

[lionsandeaglespodcast]

I literally typed in "monkey" to find this

[adibrao]

Bachelor monkeys: it's over Scarface, we have the high ground

Scarface: Do not underestimate my power

[Maniclout]

That monkey did a freaking sideflip while chasing the other monkey, what a badass

[aprilotey]

These are my favorite monkeys, I just love how they hug eachother and taking care of one another! So sweet!

[pingui]

i fell bad for the monkey that dropped the spy monkey in the last one. hes gonna live his whole life with guilt thinking he's killed someone.

[koko_koshy]

There is a great message in that first part. When everyone gets abundant resources, it affects our behaviour in a good way, and world will be a better place to live. I wish to cut that part and to send it to all.

[rajeshkanna]

Literally cried at the end 🥲 relationship has so much value in life

[keenanevans]

Imagine having your social standing completely destroyed because some alien wanted to see how humans react to a dead baby.

[Maxr]

i take inspiration from this vidreo. thhank you is very many

[fistfullofglass]

Pretty sure that was a dead bat in the first part, not a squirrel.

[ojorumiokoka]

8:00 the head monkey just looks so disappointed like “oh Jesus Christ what now?”

[L.P.]

Monkeys are like little kids sometimes, how cute.

[sweettea]

The second group of monkeys are actually fascinating
Edit: also I’m literally tearing up over that last part

[Allison-qizh]

i actually cried in that last one

it wasn't the "death" that got me, since i knew it was fake

it was the fact that these langurs reacted so strongly to the death of an individual that they don't even know for sure belong to one of them

they demonstrated such strong emotion to this event - i especially was fascinated by the monkeys who hugged one another or held children close as they watched the baby

[SerengetiNationalParadise]

No matter how few possessions you own or how little money you have, loving wildlife and nature will make you rich beyond measure..God bless you!!

[Seevawonderloaf]

The more you learn, the more you realize animals Do show compassion, love and society and that animals are a LOT smarter than we give them credit for.

[asimpleman]

Gonna try that lip smacking thing ... I could really use a hug 😒

[TheChromePoet]

Clearly paid actors, how could he have a hairstyle like that without going to a barber 3:39

[richwich]

God i wish i were a black crested macaque rn