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The Colorful New Species of African 'Owl Faced' Monkey: Do You Want One?

Heisenberg 2012/09/13 18:00:00
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DAILYMAIL.CO.UK reports:
The species, known locally as the lesula, was discovered after a young female was seen kept captive at the home of a primary school director in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2007.
female captive home primary school director democratic republic congo 2007
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  • Megurine Luka 2012/09/13 21:36:33
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Megurine Luka
    +1
    But I want one of these!!

    JavanGibbon

    Or one of these adorable babies!
    smallpiciknow
    reply
  • Sodahead User 2012/09/13 21:34:35
    Yes, he's adorable!
    Sodahead User
    +2
    I WANT A MONKEY :D
    reply
  • Sarah Alexander 2012/09/13 21:31:34
    Yes, he's adorable!
    Sarah Alexander
    +1
    I want one to be seen throughout the Congo, more than one actually and I'd never want to own one. This beautiful creature should be free and undisturbed.
    reply
  • thє вluє wαndєrєr 2012/09/13 21:26:57 (edited)
  • Kim 2012/09/13 21:23:30
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Kim
    Looks like Osama Bin Laden--hey, I thought he was dead!
    reply
  • Oli 2012/09/13 21:18:33
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Oli
    I really dislike monkey's
    reply
  • Camille Palmer 2012/09/13 21:16:53
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Camille Palmer
    +5
    because he is so adorable I prefer them free and happy
    reply
  • Alexander T Steward 2012/09/13 21:13:41
    Yes, he's adorable!
    Alexander T Steward
    +3
    Monkeys are awsome!
    reply
  • ~writersblock~ 2012/09/13 20:51:24
    No, what a weird monkey...
    ~writersblock~
    +1
    but he is cute.
    reply
  • American Nate 2012/09/13 20:41:43 (edited)
    No, what a weird monkey...
    American Nate
    +1
    That picture is wayy too big and close up.
    reply
  • y so serious 2012/09/13 20:40:17
    No, what a weird monkey...
    y so serious
    +1
    I don't like it looking back at me....get it away....
    reply
  • Freedom 2012/09/13 20:31:14
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Freedom
    He's interesting but I don't want one.
    reply
  • Elisa ✦ Knockout™ 2012/09/13 20:24:57 (edited)
    Yes, he's adorable!
    Elisa ✦ Knockout™
    +4
    But kinda reminds me of Ben Stein lol

    kinda reminds ben stein lol
    reply
  • thє вlu... Elisa ✦... 2012/09/13 21:33:35
  • Michaelene 2012/09/13 20:06:17
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Michaelene
    +4
    I would not own one, it is a beautiful wild animal who deserves to be with others of his species in his natural environment.
    reply
  • Libertarian Right 2012/09/13 20:02:25
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Libertarian Right
    +2
    I would rather not have my face torn off.
    reply
  • Margaret Jacobson 2012/09/13 19:40:53
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Margaret Jacobson
    +1
    I do not want anything CUTER than I am !!
    reply
  • SOUL4REAL 2012/09/13 19:39:27
    No, what a weird monkey...
    SOUL4REAL
    That African Owl Face Monkey eyes are crossed!! Hell no, I don't want nothing looking like that! The question is "Do you want one"?? Hahahahahaha!!
    reply
  • Hirnungah Mancandy 2012/09/13 19:37:06
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Hirnungah Mancandy
    recently escaped from the island of Dr. Moreau .
    reply
  • sue 2012/09/13 19:37:01
    Yes, he's adorable!
    sue
    +1
    SO CUTE I JUST WANTA SQUEEZ HIM!
    reply
  • Rocky 2012/09/13 19:23:51 (edited)
    Yes, he's adorable!
    Rocky
    +1
    I'll take this guy over having a baby every day of the week!
    reply
  • MOMMA THOMAS 2012/09/13 19:23:41
    No, what a weird monkey...
    MOMMA THOMAS
    +3
    ....NOT BECAUSE HE'S WEIRD, BUT BECAUSE HE BELONGS IN HIS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT.
    reply
  • MJ 2012/09/13 19:20:48
    No, what a weird monkey...
    MJ
    +4
    It's Beautiful!
    reply
  • frozenfire 2012/09/13 19:06:43
    No, what a weird monkey...
    frozenfire
    +1
    looks stoned out of his mind just saying
    reply
  • MlssCue =Go Blue= 2012/09/13 19:05:20
    No, what a weird monkey...
    MlssCue =Go Blue=
    +3
    For what?
    reply
  • Tim Upham 2012/09/13 19:02:14
    Yes, he's adorable!
    Tim Upham
    +1
    They live in a restricted habitat of northeastern Congo. They will depend on rivers, for obtaining protein. Eating worms along the riverbanks, or going into the rivers searching for tadpoles and crayfish. We have them at the Oregon Zoo. Very interesting and unique primate.
    reply
  • ab 2012/09/13 18:58:31
    No, what a weird monkey...
    ab
    +2
    No, I just don't want a monkey. Not because he is "weird".
    reply
  • thє вlu... ab 2012/09/13 21:36:48
  • DDevlin780 2012/09/13 17:59:51
    No, what a weird monkey...
    DDevlin780
    +5
    Very intelligent looking animal. Hope they let them alone.
    reply
  • firebird 2012/09/13 17:40:26
    No, what a weird monkey...
    firebird
    No.... don't need a monkey in my home. My three dogs would try to kill it........ its not a NEW species its probably a newly ""discovered""" species...
    reply
  • Larry firebird 2012/09/13 18:30:58
    Larry
    duhhhhh
    reply
  • thє вlu... firebird 2012/09/13 21:40:16 (edited)
  • Daniel O'Hern 2012/09/13 17:10:39
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Daniel O'Hern
    +3
    It's beautiful and belongs in nature where it belongs.
    reply
  • Mark DeBarbieri 2012/09/13 16:56:28
  • Tim Upham Mark De... 2012/09/13 19:08:37
    Tim Upham
    +1
    The origins of A.I.D.S. is believed to come from Albert Schweitzer's clinics in equatorial Africa. They cultivated the vaccine for polio in the kidneys of green monkeys, then gave the vaccine against polio orally. In places of central Africa, where these oral vaccines were given, that is where A.I.D.S. first started showing up.
    reply
  • Top She... Tim Upham 2012/09/13 22:26:03
    Top Shelf® (oyo)
    interesting.
    does that relate to the experiments on
    gay men in new york city?
    i'm not being facetious.
    reply
  • Tim Upham Top She... 2012/09/20 18:19:51
    Tim Upham
    +1
    A.I.D.S. entered the United States through the gay mens' population. But later the endemic became more prevalent among single heterosexual women. Thus it was a sexually transmittable disease or STD.
    reply
  • Top She... Tim Upham 2012/09/20 21:10:53
    Top Shelf® (oyo)
    i'm aware of it's supposed origins,
    i just never believed it was a natural
    occurence.
    reply
  • Christopher Kirchen 2012/09/13 16:07:33
    No, what a weird monkey...
    Christopher Kirchen
    +1
    First of all a monkey would lay waste to my apartment; second, I doubt this species of monkey is "new".
    reply
  • rcardon 2012/09/13 15:26:48
    No, what a weird monkey...
    rcardon
    +1
    I say let them stay where they are, where the belong. If you want a pet get a dog, cat, bird or fish, leave the primates where they belong.
    reply
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