This little guy isn’t a professionally trained dish washer – he learned it by closely studying a human every single day. I don’t want to talk trash about such a hard worker, but he might be a little OCD.
You might ask, why is a studly monkey like Pete spending his days babysitting and doing chores? Read the full story of Pete the Monkey here and find out.
-via Boing Boing
I wonder how many of these animals were in mid-hump when they got their picture taken (I’m talking to YOU, Horny-Little-Monkey-Straddling-A-Tiger.)
-See more at “Animals With Stuffed Animals” (via Neatorama)
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Move over turtles and sloths, there’s a new cute animal in town. It’s the Pygmy Marmoset, the tiniest monkey on the planet, ranging from 5.5 to 6.3 inches in height, and weighing only 4.2 to 4.9 ounces.
If you want one of these little dudes for your very own, here’s some info on how to care for them. The site says “pet Pygmy Marmoset Monkeys are also known to throw feces, to attack, and to bite their owners”. Amazing! Just like real human brats, minus the exorbitant college tuition costs.
-via Presurfer
I know who I’m inviting to the next unlimited-drinks brunch at Philip Marie, Bone Lick Park, or Absinthe Wine Bar. Alcoholic Vervet Monkeys! Actually, better yet, I think I’ll take a trip to their hangout in St. Kitts & Nevis and join their party. Looks like they know how to have a good time…
Check out this fascinating clip from the BBC show, “Weird Nature”.
