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Snow Monkeys in blizzard, Yudanaka JAPAN

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Jigokudani Yaenkoen ("Snow Monkey Park") in the Japanese alps near Nagano, Japan on 24 Feb 2008. We saw the snow monkeys frolicking and soaking the hot springs in a blizzard.

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  • This is amazing! I marvel how these animals can endure such freezing weather.

  • The park puts out food for them, but keeps it natural and scarce so they remain wild.

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  • This is fabulous, we're heading there is early February 2011 and so excited about seeing this! Thanks for posting.

  • global warming working there ?

  • i was so happy when i found this video!

    glad you like it. ^^

  • @ayanuhito

    so cute!!! Ah... nice video!

  • oh, i see i see. thanks for the good information!

  • thanks for posting it! love to visit there this winter!!

  • Also, the monkeys are picking through the snow for barley grain which the park folks toss out for them. They are still wild and have free roam of the mountains and sometimes may not even be at the onsen when you get there. When we went in June 2009 they didn't show up till 30 minutes after we got there.

  • Very cool. We went at the end of June 2009. It would be something else to be there with snow.

  • must be a swell life, living as a snow monkey!

  • amazing! I went to Yudanaka in the autumn time so it wasn't snowing, but would have loved to have seen this. thanks for posting :D

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