Nice Baby Monkey Pictures photos

Monkey Pictures

Image by EnvironmentBlog
In what looks like a scene out of 'Planet of The Apes' these baboons are running around the wildlife safari as if a crisis is about to occur.

These monkey pictures capture a unique moment where a baby baboon is on top of its mother as she joins the group in a sprint.

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Baby Monkey in a Basket in Black & White

Image by Mohd Khomaini Bin Mohd Sidik
A baby monkey.

My uncle has a baby monkey. Unfortunately, the mother to this monkey has passed away when giving birth to him. So, the responsibility of mother is passed to my uncle.
My uncle is the one giving milk, food, and the most important thing is the love of a mother. He is still a baby. Poor him to lose mother at this age. Interestingly, when my cousins make him scare, this little monkey pee and hide himself.Such adorable!
I thought only humans do that.LOL.

For the purpose of discussion, I will call the little cute monkey as "He".

This little monkey is really really cute. He is really really small.
He can easily easily fit in a basket on the motorcycle (I don't know the proper term for that). Yeah. He was on the that motorcycle's basket biting the basket in the above picture. It's really funny and cute!

I am really suprised to see the similarity of monkey and human. They do have similar hand, similar eyes, similar mouth, a little bit on the nose. Look at his eyes! There's so much similarity I guess. But sorry, I don't believe in Darwin's Theory of Evolution.

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Mother and Baby Monkey

Image by Rennett Stowe

Baby Monkey on Gibraltar

Image by megabeth
Cropped version (removed the bar at the top) received Honorable Mention in Digital Animal Photo category at the 2008 Arlington County Fair

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Nice Baby Monkey Pictures photos

loris tardigradus

Image by Joachim S. Müller
Seltene Nachzucht bei den Schlankloris.

Schlanklori im Grzimekhaus im Zoo Frankfurt. Aufgenommen mit dem Infrarotmodus der Sony DSC-F828 mit zusätzlicher IR-Beleuchtung durch das HVL-IRM.

Slender Loris in the Grzimekhaus in Frankfurt Zoo. Picture taken in infrared-mode of the Sony DSC-F828 with additional lightning with HVL-IRM.

Loris tardigradus

loris tardigradus

Image by Joachim S. Müller
Seltene Nachzucht bei den Schlankloris.

Schlanklori im Grzimekhaus im Zoo Frankfurt. Aufgenommen mit dem Infrarotmodus der Sony DSC-F828 mit zusätzlicher IR-Beleuchtung durch das HVL-IRM.

Slender Loris in the Grzimekhaus in Frankfurt Zoo. Picture taken in infrared-mode of the Sony DSC-F828 with additional lightning with HVL-IRM.

Loris tardigradus

loris tardigradus

Image by Joachim S. Müller
Seltene Nachzucht bei den Schlankloris.

Schlanklori im Grzimekhaus im Zoo Frankfurt. Aufgenommen mit dem Infrarotmodus der Sony DSC-F828 mit zusätzlicher IR-Beleuchtung durch das HVL-IRM.

Slender Loris in the Grzimekhaus in Frankfurt Zoo. Picture taken in infrared-mode of the Sony DSC-F828 with additional lightning with HVL-IRM.

Loris tardigradus

Look at the drumstick on that baby turkey

Image by jon_a_ross
The final section that we went through was the "Canadian Wilds" section at the Calgary Zoo. And now that I'm done adding descriptions and labels to all my zoo pictures I have a small beef to air.

The website for the Calgary Zoo is www.calgaryzoo.com/index.php and it isn't a bad website. However, the zoo is broken down into rough sections that do not line up nicely with specific builds in all cases. These means that things like the Flamingos which are right on the main path are listed in the Eurasia section, which is mostly another building which was known to me as 'the Monkey house.' I would really love to see the zoo update their map online with a enclosure by enclosure listing of what animals are usually found there. I completely understand why they do not. The Calgary zoo uses a fairly open enclosure system with multiple species in each as often as they can. This gives a more natural feel to the space and doesn't cause any harm to the animals. They also watch closely and when an issue does come up they move to correct it quickly. Things like the Casowary named Buddy who was picking on the Emo's was moved to a different enclosure, for example. Updating the website to keep on top of such changes would be so far down their list of worries as to be almost missing completely.

It does mean that when I have almost 700 images (before deleting the blurred and so on) I'm struggling to remember which bird this is. And then when I see that the zone that I'm looking at doesn't list birds at all I'm really at a loss as to say just what it was I took a picture of.

Each time I return from the Zoo I encounter this problem. And each time I tell myself just to take pictures of their labels on the enclosures themselves.
And each time I get maybe six or seven such pictures.

aub1

Image by Jason Cantrell
Jason Cantrell - CL Photography - Wilmington, OH

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Monkey Around

Monkey Around

Image by demandaj
So Shay (as pictured below) was not thrilled in the least about posing with the monkey hat. Moved it on over to Sophie, it's a bit big but she totally hammed it up for me....Love her cute little teeth to boot.

Cute wolf pup

Image by Tambako the Jaguar
In the zoo of Zürich, two pups were born, and I could take this nice picture of one of them, he was really posing for the camera! :)

Big Ben posing for a glamour shot

Image by Mulletar
The camera loves ya, baby!

This picture was taken with a point and shoot Kodak camera in 2004 during my one month long trip to Europe.

Family Photo

Image by joelpy
Jenn, Kate and Joel pose for their first Thanksgiving picture together as a family. Awww!

Smiling at the camera…

Image by Duncan H
16 months old and he's posing

Dialed back the flash to see if the picture would be less washed out...no such luck.

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Cool Baby Monkey Pictures images

Baby gorilla with mother

Image by Tambako the Jaguar
Third picture of the series: the mother is now carefully carrying her baby around.

Mother and baby

Image by Tambako the Jaguar
There was also a mother and her baby in the gorilla's enclosure, so I try to take good pictures even if it was dark. More will come.

that must hurt

Image by Dave_B_
It looks like the baby monkey bit the mom while she was breast feeding him... ouch!

Selangor, Malaysia.

For more pictures of Malaysia, click here.

White faced capuchin monkey

Image by C Wood
We saw many of these cute little monkeys in Costa Rica, and were even chased by some! They tended to be quite comfortable around people, but will let you know when they don't want you around by throwing fruit at you and screaming. I really enjoyed watching them, especially the mothers carrying babies on their backs. (Wild capuchin pictures taken at Arenal Volcano National Park)

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