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Monkeyland: Gibbon Atlas the singing Ape

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Have you any idea where they are talking about?
Monkeyland near Plettenberg Bay (Garden Route) in South Africa is a multi-species sanctuary where primates roam freely through the forest. A Blu-Ray DVD is available at www.Global-DVC.Org

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  • gibbons are easily the best living thing on the planet

  • gibbons are my most favorite animal! they are so free and interesting. it's so fascinating how powerful their vocal capacity is!!!!

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  • My class and I are going to the Gibbon Center to see gibbons like these! I'm pretty excited! : )

  • they remind me of songbirds...

  • why don they have throat sacks if there so loud

  • @hogtownbro All of God's creatures are. Primates are really fascinating because there are many similarities to ourselves in them. You want to see a pitiful sight. Look at what happened to the Thylacine back in the 1930's.

  • lmao!!! hes just hangin out in his tree callin out to his homies, i love this vid!!

  • Gibbons are my favorite animals. I love the way play with other animals, and I laugh at how they sing.

  • Locals need to be educated about their wildlife in order to preserve it.

  • these animals are wonderful...But we can't protect them and nature..........

  • @renethel And don't they have the sweetest faces?????? I know it's a silly thing to focus on, but wow!

  • birgitte had a dog singing opera

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