Monkeys

APEril and Chuck -- The Cute Animal Video of the Day!!!

by John P. Barker

This cat ((Up) Chuck) has some serious patience when dealing with his buddy, the little gibbon named APEril. While you can tell the gibbon loves the cat... well, trying to eat her is just funny.

by Julio Baloo Mamalu

Artist Sean E. Avery uses a common household item to create beautiful animals. Take a look at these wonderful designs.

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Buying and Keeping Exotic Pets: Should You or Shouldn't You?

by M Dee Dubroff

Being the only person on your block to own a certain animal may have its place in the keeping-up-with-the-Jones' mindset, but bringing exotic animals into your home comes with hidden and perilous costs both to health and safety. Read on for more information.

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Animals Up In Arms: A Look At Animals Fighting and Loving

by M Dee Dubroff

How do animals argue? Are they really so different from us when it comes to expressing bad feelings? Do they ever do anything they regret, or is everything forgotten after the initial outburst? Read on for some insight into this most interesting concept.

by Kitty Devine

Taking your lunch to work or school can be a great way to save money, watch your weight, or improve your overall nutrition. There is no need to stick with the boring brown bags that have to be thrown away. Take your lunch and help save some trees by selecting a really cool or fun lunch box or bag that you or your kid can use for years to come.

by Arnold Carreiro

Here’s a new batch of Bing’s most amazing background images of some of earth’s scarcest and most beloved wildlife. Just in case your zoo doesn’t feature these endangered creatures, and you aren’t browsing from the jungles, seas and grasslands they naturally live in, I’ve collected ten brilliant images to spruce up your desktop:

by Arnold Carreiro

The mysterious 500 acre forest of Morgan Island holds a massive colony of nearly 4,000 rhesus monkeys, but strangely enough, this island is just off the coast of South Carolina! How did the monkeys get there? Why are there so many of them? Why didn’t you know about this?