I love this video please keep. Filming i am in the hospital and these cheer me up. So thank you this is. My all-time favorite, I copied it to my phone to show other people. Thank again Mary.
Thanks ,Mary!!! Good idea!!! I'm having surgery tomorrow, on my 60th b'day...yes best b'day present ever!!! I'm panicking because this is the 5th scheduling...2 pneumonia's, 1 COVID (not me, when COVID kicked back up all hospitals freaked) and 1 high blood pressure, I wonder why!!!!! So we'll see if all goes well tomorrow! I'll just stay on you tube and watch monkeys!!!! Thanks, again!!! Oops, so sorry you're in hospital!!Hope all goes well!!! Feel better!!!!
0:31 🤣🤣😂😂😭 almost looks like a joke and not something real 🤣😂 ... And i tho the macaques baby monkeys were the worse when it comes to tantrums but this ones ...
It's a clip from a documentary about Snub Nosed monkeys I believe from animal planet and hasn't been altered in any way. If it is not their vocal sounds then it would have been edited by the original documentary makers which is possible but seems unlikely. I watched the entire documentary and this is how they sounded. It would be difficult to get any primate to voice dub an entire documentary I would imagine. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uqg7a_IGnJw.html
@@RESMITHcarpentry Roxanne Smith Editors do edit sounds in to create drama, I have seen (or heard) it before. The editors most likely put in canned "monkey sounds" to enhance the situation. IMO, the "soundtrack" to his tantrum had chimp sounds added in, to enhance the drama. The sounds are quite different from snubnose babies...they sound like a cross between a kitten, and a bird, to me. They are very tiny creatures, their vocal cords are tiny. Listen to the tantrum soundtrack again. With an open mind. 😉 Some much larger vocal cords made those sounds. It's not the volume, it's the timbre in the voice, which is produced by vocal cord size.
@@King_Barney Yes they do, they would have had to edit the entire documentary which isn't impossible but seems unlikely. What are you basing your opinion on by the way?
@@RESMITHcarpentry It is very likely. When they are editing films, they do a soundtrack. Do you think the narrator sits with the film crew, talking? 😉 It is no more difficult to add canned sound effects than it is the narration. It's all done digitally, now, so it's not like they are sitting there using exacto knives to cut and splice actual film on a reel. I am basing my opinion on my own experience, editing videos digitally, and a real affinity for recognizing the source of sounds.
