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alojapan.com/1273573/us-army-b US Army base in Japan warns community about roaming monkey with missing hand #CampZama #CampZamaJapan #CampZamaMacaque #CampZamaMonkey #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseMacaque #JapaneseNews #Macaque #news Japanese macaques are common throughout most of Japan and inhabit forested mountain slopes right down to the fringes of Tokyo. (Pixabay) A Japanese macaque, or snow monkey, recently spotted near the headquarters of U.S. Army Japan has pr…

US Army base in Japan warns community about roaming monkey with missing hand
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🙈 Cute & Funny Animals 🙉

Throwback to #2012 when an unaccompanied #monkey wearing a stylish winter coat and a diaper surprised shoppers at an 🛋️#IKEA in #Toronto, 🇨🇦#Canada.
The fashionable #macaque, sporting a miniature shearling jacket, was first spotted in the parking lot, before roaming around and eventually being cornered inside the store.
Police believe that it had been in a car before escaping from both a crate and the vehicle to look around. They said: 'It's a smart monkey.'.

#Animal #Animals #CuteAnimal #CuteAnimals #FunnyAnimal #FunnyAnimals #Meme #Memes #Canada #Ontario ##Toronto

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A #macaque dangles from the trees with a leafy snack in Kyoto, #Japan. Primate researchers have found that macaques living in southern areas of the country call to each other at different frequencies than those in central areas do; in other words, they have different accents, just like humans.

Photograph: mediadrumimages/Atsuyuki Ohshima

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" We expected that after the disaster in a more competitive landscape with less shade resources, you would have perhaps more aggression. But actually, that's really not what we found. We found the opposite pattern," said Dr Testard "

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Much like humanity after 2 world wars. Now forgotten.

#BBC #BBCWorld #Humanity #Nature #Evolution #Macaque #Community #Caring #Fascism
bbc.com/news/articles/cxxx3e8y

www.bbc.comMonkeys got along better after hurricane - studyScientists say the disaster changed ‘rules of the game’ in monkey society as sharing shade became vital.
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