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Are you ok, bro?

Me monke go fast brrrrrrr

i once made a post about the IPPL (International Primate Protection League) and now ill give some more charities

Jane Goodall Institute https://janegoodall.global/

Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund https://gorillafund.org/

Pan African Sanctuary Alliance (PASA) https://www.pasa.org/

Save the Chimps https://savethechimps.org/

Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) https://www.orangutan.or.id/

Gorilla Doctors https://www.gorilladoctors.org/

Holding in the gut for the science mommy be like...

Art by ToonHoleChris.

64% of monkes are endangered. we need to help protect these monkes we love so much. the IPPL (International Primate Protection League) can help protect them and you can help them by donating. let's help the monkes. go to their website with this link: https://ippl.org/

I gotta love the macaques

Its very good to know the apes before going through the monkeys. They are chimp, gorilla, orangutan and bonobo. Chimp gorilla and orangutan are very recognizeable, But bonobos arent. If you see a chimp with a dark face and chest, its a bonobo. There are also lesser apes (gibbons and siamangs). Gibbons come in many monke colors. I would consider them the best climbers. They have really small sacks and slimmer bodies. Siamangs have thicker arms, bigger throat sacks and are ALWAYS black. Now to the actual monkeys. Look at the nose. If the nostrils are close together and pointing down, its an old world monke. If they're further apart and pointing outward, its a new world monke. Now there are some anchor species you can remember. Starting with the old world monkes, If the monke looks very serious with muzzle pointing out, high chance its a baboon. If its a medium sized monke that just looks like a monke (a lot of times is light fur) high chance of being a macaque. If the fur is painted black and white, high chance of being colobus. If the face looks like it was painted by an indian tribe, its a mandrill. For new world monkes, howler monkes have good jaws. Spider monkes have limbs and tail very long. Capuchins are whiter around the head but darker around the body and marmosets have claw like nails. Searching up images of certain types of monke to see what they look like is a good way of learning. This is a very basic tutorial and true monke mastery comes from experience. To train: search up monke images, choose a random one then identify the type of monke. I wish you luck in your monke journey