Sifakas Dancing

[dopeasfuckk]

*WIND WIND WIND CLANK CLANK CLICK CLANK WIND*

[dopeasfuckk]

OMG SWAG OUT THE GAME!

[kiddgyan3]

their playing leap frog

[warhammer90000]

OG furious brought you here :D

[Ilovetrains123]

sooooooooooooooooo cute

[7393maxmito]

Ninjas.

[patrickshark]

great video. Would to get the chance to see them one day.

[melosebrainuhoh]

All they need is some guys to follow behind them banging coconuts together and they can join the Round Table.

[vivelapizzaloka]

jajajajaja cosas tan chistosas :D ojala algún día tenga uno que allá pasado por un mal momento y adoptarlo para no quitarlo de su avitad

[MoTXoLo]

joder los putos sifakas son increibles como pueden molar tanto

[itpduder]

You people are all insane. I want to see a Sifaka move and the comments are a bunch of shit about God or no god or whatever.

What the fuck is the problem with you people?

[gtrdoc911]

@itpduder just fyi (if u didn't know already) the sifakas were mentioned in a book by Richard Dawkins called" the greatest show on earth" which essentially states evolution is a fact now rather than a theory due to the overwhelming scientific evidence. Those kind of viewpoints makes the bible thumpers get their knickers in a twist.

[CaptainCharismarules]

@gtrdoc911 I have that book.....where in that book does he mention Sifakas?

[gtrdoc911]

@CaptainCharismarules He mentions them on colour plate 23. It shows three photos of one. That's what made me (and many other people) look them up on you tube. I was merely pointing out that's why a lot of the comments are religious arguments. What brought you to this vid?

[CaptainCharismarules]

@gtrdoc911 Actually it was in my related videos.

And yes, now I've seen them in the book. Thanks :)

[Wrahns]

Awwww if you just dont want to pick them up and put them in the tree they are going too to save the poor little sods all the effort.

[SirSirRobin]

The first ninja learned the art of stealth by observing Sifakas. True story.

[jamesxoxbond]

thumps up if Richard Dawkins brought u here

[acshaw80]

@jamesxoxbond a wonderful book no doubt!

[OhmgrownCron]

@jamesxoxbond The Greatest Show on Earth!

[luigiperso]

martial arts

[7711ish]

And they have white bodies with black faces too. I hope those evil racial groups don't see this, they may start the extermination of the sifakas. It would seem the creator does have a sense of humor after all.

[roxasroks]

@7711ish Hahaha.

[7711ish]

You don't see them destroying their own environment and themselves. They must have an advanced intellect, unlike the human race.

[JeffBidd]

my new favorite animal

[gooserex]

HUT HUT HUT HUT HUT HUT HUT HUT HUT HUT

[chrisxlara]

This things a product of evolution, not god.

[CaptianCuick]

@chrisxlara no it's a product of God, everything put on this earth is a product of god

[Onypop2]

@CaptianCuick Proof it.

[jericoholic2004]

@CaptianCuick You think a god would let us destroy this earth and exterminate animals? I dont think so buddy take your preaching elsewhere.

[Eledid]

God does have a sense of humor.

[DarthPickley]

or at least you do and are using it in your interpretations

[jaruute]

Ахахаха бабруйские животные) Позитив) +100

[omgsoashleyhere]

This is fucking kinky ;)

[Dornhelm]

they look like french fencers

[pipikaka2012]

anyway ...they're too funny...

[paulinkaa89]

They're not able to walk completely upright like humans because primates don't have locking knees which means they can't straighten their legs all the way.

[ninjoski]

You're right, but they aren't primates though.

[dorsa]

@ninjoski .. what? of course they are.

[AceTracer]

Bipedalism FTW!

This will be my primary form of locomotion from now on.

[kaesenudeltopf]

Why don't they just walk? Duh!

[Willwillwritehiswill]

consider it a variation on running. More of a gallop, really.

[LeexLeebean]

I love how they move on land ^W^

It's soooo cute!

[steelbe]

class :D

[pungy87]

I bet none of you even no why they run like that... OMG the ground looks to hot for their feet! I used to skip like that! well nobody cares they move like that because their legs are to long compared to their short arms. They cant go on all fours like most monkeys or lemurs.

[politicophobia]

Um, because their primary mode of locomotion is by VCL, and thus their bodes are physiologically adapted to jumping from branch to branch. Hopping around on the ground is the most efficient and quickest way for them to move even when they are on the ground. I have seen them move bipedally, but they are a bit awkward at it. So hopping on the ground > walking as a biped on the ground.

[politicophobia]

And I have started to work with sifakas in captivity; they move like that even when they are inside and the ground is not hot.

[slboerum]

....yeah, they are stopping in the shade.

[bjorn989]

I think most people knew that if they searched for "Sifakas". Please, stop pretending you know better than everyone else and do something constructive.

[divedivedive]

they are just soooooooooooo lovely.

[nitramlio]

It looks like the grounds too hot for their feet, OW!,BOING!,OW!,BOING!,OW!OW!BO­ING!,etc.

[holyhell5050]

Amazing :) thank you for this video.

[SilviaWonka]

they're so similar to humans....^^ cute!

[Sesshoumaru0086]

I used to skip like that when i was little. LOL, lemurs are cute!

[viezepaltje]

zeker naar dumpert gekeken

|

|

V

[RBRoelofs]

Dude, this is how they move on land..

[cameronbros]

cute

[Hahawaitwat]

Ive always loved lemurs... sifakas are one of my faves. Did uk they make funny noises?

[bigbuffindian]

YES!!!! This is so awesome! Sifakas are the greaetest!

[propithecus]

Wonderful!

[erikgorcum]

Thanks.I've been to Madagascar too but never saw so many sifaka's dancing. Where did you film this?

[kiptw]

I can't help thinking that if Disney had gotten hold of this footage, we'd be seeing it with square dance music in the background, a lot of obvious cuts and editing tricks (film going forward and back unrealistically) to make it fit the music, and the voice of Rex Allen saying things like, "Well, Simon and his friends were sure having themselves a good old time, and it wasn't long at all before a wandering brown-fur came along and asked if he could join the hoedown, too."

[propithecus]

Yes, and then there would be a discussion on the lemur's love-lives and how deeply they love their mates, even under pressures from evil predators.

[kiptw]

And then there's the climactic scene where the lemurs all leap into the ocean as if flung by off-camera assistants...

[MoTXoLo]

joder los sifakas son los putos amos !! ke video mas guapo !!

[PrplhaZe]

awesome, I love nature!