I commend you for having a tender and loving heart. The world needs more gentle souls such as yourself. Thank you for the wonderful video. you should be admired and treasured. I appreciate knowing who you are. Many great blessings for you. a fan.
What a beautiful video and such nice comments too. It's a really great treat to see positive attitudes. I love the mother and baby at 5:15. That tiny baby was just adorable.
It's so easy to build a relationship with these incredible creatures they are so willing to befriend a human even ones who have had bad past experiences with them that's why some people have such love for these little monkeys and have taken in displaced young as pets all thru history I would love to be in an area where I could get to know a small troop.
that is sad (the very beginning) and yet so beautiful at the same time... that is the biggest apple I have ever seen, lol... when I was about two years old, my grandmother told me if I ate watermelon seeds a watermelon would grow inside of me... I believed that for years :D
If I'm not mistaken, that is an Apple Pear or an Asian Pear as they are called here in the U.S. it is one of my favorite fruits in fact I was just finishing one off as I watched this. They are expensive here and in some parts of the U.S. you can't get them or they are very small and not as sweet or good. Fortunately I live in a state that has the big ones brought in. I just love them. I wonder how often the monkeys get one or if for most of these guys, it was their first taste of one. I'm certainly a fan.
Wow they sure stuff those cheek pouches full as can be don't they? This is the first video I've seen where they are interacting closely with a human (the person cutting the fruit) and they are pretty tame for the most part, stay pretty calm. It's funny how well you can read their facial expressions though, when one sees another get a piece when they think it was their turn, etc. I can't think of any other animal that you can so clearly read a facial expression. Great video!
I live the way they gather around so that there could be some interaction with the feeder and maybe with time some learned sense of decorum instead of good being thrown and s panic ensuing where a full competition exists even while they have enough to gorge themselves with
That's pretty cool ,,they know that what you give to them will not be wasted or spit out in the search for the prime heart of the fruit...Those things dont have much of a core as I recall, all meat and a bit costly here in the states.
+Arroz Marisco @3.39 it looks like the little one has a bruise on his right cheek under his eye😕, hope it is maybe dark hair?.. I look forward to your videos. Very talented! Can you tell me what all the coo-into noise means? I've heard it in other videos and think it sounds so adorable. Thanks again for sharing your work with us. I hope to one day get close enough to see wild 🐒 myself.
Appears the trouble with hand feeding the monkeys is there are many of them and principally not enough food. They are voracious. But it’s kind of those feeders anyway.
That apple is HUGE, what kind is that Arroz? Good things come to those who are patient...I am still waiting lol I know I will be just like this man here one day, just not feeding monkeys most likely hehe The ones cheeks at @ 3:20 though LOL
Would they go so close to him if he was new there and unfamiliar? I was wondering if he might be able to touch one, maybe after a lot of lip smacking first and. high pitched "ooo ooo'ing"?
Just no sudden abrupt movement and they will let you touch their hands when you hand them food. For babies and kids you have to be a regular feeder first to gain the trust of their mothers before you can do so.
Are there senior citizens clubs in HK? A small city of 7,000,000? Doesn’t appear small to me. Surely there are activities for seniors other than feeding monkeys.
It's a Fuji apple, very popular in HK. They come in huge size, some as big as a pomelo. Their colours vary from red to yellow and they are super tasty.
It is sad that someone someone their youth working to give their children s home, food, clothing etc. the children become adults, they have their own life no time for the old man that gave himself to ensure that they could have the best he could provide for them. At least maybe he finds enjoyment, companionship and maybe be a little appreciation among these little monkeys at least it helps him past the days. I am sure God will bless him
It's like that song called "The Cats in the Cradle" or similar. The beginning of the song the little boy was saying "when are you coming home dad? " & dad's always saying "soon" but he has to work. The end of the song it's flipped and it's the old man asking for his now grown sons time & the son is working too hard now. I can't ever hear that song without getting a lump in my throat cause it's so real...
@@PrimateProductions Yes, very common. Young people very busy with jobs, children, activities. There are senior citizen groups and retirement center more beautiful than your own home.
