Best Monkey Moments | BBC Earth
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A compilation of five wildlife documentary moments highlighting monkey behavior, including crested black macaques grooming, gelada harems interacting, vervet monkeys being rehabilitated, langur monkeys defending their harems, and langurs mourning a dead baby.
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Answers: What are the best monkey moments from BBC Earth wildlife documentaries?
- crested black macaques
- gelada baboons
- vervet monkeys
- langur monkeys
- monkey social behavior
What it concludes
- Crested black macaques live in large groups of over a hundred and are among the most affectionate monkeys on the planet.
- Geladas live in large harems of up to 800 monkeys and use complex social chatter and Machiavellian intelligence to maintain their groups.
- Vervet monkey orphans at the Twala center can form relationships with humans, toys, and other monkey orphans to learn how to be a monkey.
- Langur bachelor monkeys attack harem leaders to take over females, and a leader who loses his battle loses his legacy.
- Langur monkeys react to the death of a baby with grief and empathy, behaving similarly to how they react when their own babies die.
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