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Happy Colobus Day! Unlike most primates, colobus monkeys lack thumbs and were named for this unusual adaptation. (📷: Debbie Beals)
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“They’re COL-UM-BUS monkeys, see they’re from So. America thats why they’re called colombus monkeys.”
— Says every parent in front of colobus yard pointing at the map highlighting Africa
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Biiiig Yawn!!
A black-and-white Colobus monkey yawns at the zoo in Krefeld, western Germany. Black-and-white Colobuses monkeys are native to Africa.
by Martin Meissner
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Trust me the monkey at your local zoo is not “Sad” he just has resting sad face!
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Wilhelm Kuhnert (1865-1926) - Black-and-white Colobus, pencil, watercolor, heightended with white. 1900.
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It takes a village to raise a colobus monkey! The large multigenerational family group at the San Diego Zoo, led by breeding male Milo, welcomed a cute baby boy this month—and because of a unique behavioral trait, every one of them will get a chance to help raise him. See the full story on Zoonooz.
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Guinness is sad that I can home early.
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Spoiler alert- he did and chose to ignore it — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2JENHqZ
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As you can see, green paddy frogs [Hylarana erythraea] are a diverse bunch. They typically range from golden-green to dark olive in color. However, it’s still extremely unusual to find a blue specimen of this species. These frogs were all found together on lily pads in the Philippines, and the blue frog was found to be in good health despite it’s rare color mutation. Images by Kenneth S. Kennedy.
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Stephen King’s Pet Sematary Remake Had Cats From Shelters Who Were Trained To Become Cat Actors
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