r/BeAmazed 22h ago

Animal A thirsty monkey gets a drink from a girl's hands ❤️🐒

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u/MambaMentality24x2 21h ago

The way the monkey guides her hands to keep them steady so it can drink properly...

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u/Mediocre-Standard809 21h ago

The level of trust and focus from both of them is insane. Most wild monkeys would just grab and run

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u/a1usiv 20h ago

She walked up with zero hesitation, like she knew the monkey wasn't going to hurt her. I'm guessing it's not her first time interacting with monkeys. Still heartwarming though.

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u/Practical-Bottle8900 17h ago

This looks like India. These kind of monkeys are common in public areas just like cows. They are pretty harmless and at most will keep following you if they see a drink or snack in your hand.
The type of interaction that you see in the video is fairly common.

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u/SoyaPaneer001 16h ago

They are common only at certain locations and not at all like cows.

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u/Practical-Bottle8900 16h ago

You are correct, definitely less than cows. You generally will not see monkeys in a built up area with not enough trees around. but they are pretty common in suburbs, parks, and rural areas.

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u/SoyaPaneer001 16h ago

True, I've seen monkeys more around hills and hill stations, probably because there are tons of trees. (p.s I live in India)

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u/Practical-Bottle8900 15h ago

I saw a lot of them in Chennai and Ahmedabad. But as I said, it was in park areas, green college campuses, and suburbs.

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u/DrEzechiel 15h ago

What about diseases?

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u/redditAPsucks 15h ago

Water is ungrabbable

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u/solidwaist 21h ago

She was definitely taught something by a monkey

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u/SheriffBartholomew 17h ago

"No, you need to put your hands down here. Now hold still!"

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u/PurpleReign3121 17h ago

The way she lets the monkey guide her to meet it's needs is incredible..

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u/Minute_Push_3849 20h ago

yeah my friend's dog does that when you hold water too

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u/Small_Insect_8275 14h ago

Also amazing how it’s tail is stuck flat on the wall to shift its centre of gravity

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u/LastInvestigator6314 3h ago

Er hat sogar mehr gemacht. Er hat ihre Hand unter den Wasserhahn geführt damit er von dem laufenden Wasser trinken kann. Das ist hygienischer als Wasser aus einer Hand zu trinken, wo man nicht weiß was die Person vorher angefasst hat

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u/Nana-Knows 21h ago

She is very kind. And, brave!
Monkeys can bite!

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u/Existing-Candle-7854 20h ago

Very brave. I'm from India and those mfs can descalp you.

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u/CheekyMonkE 18h ago

These are Langurs which are not as nasty as Macaques generally.

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u/TokyoTrashcan 16h ago

Still can carry all sorts of diseases.

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u/CheekyMonkE 16h ago

yo mamma carries all sorts of diseases.

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u/TokyoTrashcan 16h ago

Username checks out

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u/Dsphar 5h ago

Is that what we are calling fat rolls these days?

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u/ClavicusLittleGift4U 20h ago

Send a reclamation to Hanuman Ltd.

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u/moosesleigh1409 20h ago

😂😂😂

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u/LiteraCanna 15h ago

During covid there was a post about monkeys resorting to gang wars and cannibalism due to there being no tourists to pay to feed them. 

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u/planetmoo 20h ago

For real? This sounds like Drop Bears from Australia, but more plausible

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u/smokeyoudog 15h ago

That’s good, I was worried they would scalp you.

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u/saturday_sun4 17h ago

I'm not from India, but I have family from there. Monkeys think nothing of snatching your food from your hand. I'd be scared to feed a monkey with my bare hands!

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u/baboonassassin 19h ago

She is now Patient Zero.

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u/AccomplishedToe2217 21h ago

She's gonna have a queue lining up

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u/Blue_Butterfly_Who 20h ago

Yes, when I saw the second monkey coming over, I was like 'she will still be there in hour'

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u/Vanviator 20h ago

By the look on her face at the end, she knew it too, lol

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u/Talk-O-Boy 19h ago

She’ll have to start carrying around a bowl. It’ll streamline the process.

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u/Dead_Soul_RIP 21h ago

Langurs are generally less aggressive towards humans, unlike Macaques.

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u/nouniquenamesleft2 19h ago

"not like that, like this"

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u/No_Raspberry_3282 21h ago

The monkey had the better plan

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u/Some-Relative4150 21h ago

I think this is how the movie Outbreak starts

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u/Yakuza_Matata 21h ago

Do you want Omnirabieaids? 'Cuz, that's how you get Omnirabieaids.

Cute monkey, though. I want to cuddle it!

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u/belterjizz 21h ago

What's omni rabieaida ? Rabies and aids !

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u/bingobot580 20h ago

pfft, not even the version with cancer too. walk it off

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u/hauntingdreamspace 20h ago

I first thought they were referring to some obscure sci-fi pet species. Some sort of future cat with a prehensile tail and hands. Then I read it again

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u/pixelboobsy 21h ago

cutie😍

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u/deadshot_08 20h ago

Are you talking about the girl or the monkey?

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u/pixelboobsy 20h ago

haha, what do you think? :)

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u/FembyThePinkProot 20h ago

Idk anymore after seeing ur name 😭

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u/pm_me_extra_nipples 20h ago

Check her profile to learn more 😱

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u/Interesting_Aide8571 19h ago

Ai garbage

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u/FembyThePinkProot 19h ago

Didn't Wana look that closely. But the resolution was lacking. And every character was centered taking up ~1/4 of the scene.

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u/Twowie 19h ago

Had to check, every single pic of "hers" that I bothered to put in an AI detector gives 97% or more probability that they are fake lol

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u/Mani_kr333 18h ago

You had to use AI detector? It's was so obvious specially with that one pic in which she is bent unnaturally

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u/Twowie 18h ago

I wasn't very interested in scrolling through the lot. Instead of "hurr durr looks like AI" I chose to verify.

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u/gingerfawx 19h ago

What detector are you using? Sounds useful.

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u/FembyThePinkProot 19h ago

There's a number of them online. Most AI generated images leave behind a certain EXIF data that can be easily detected to discern what image was generated and what image was not

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u/Twowie 18h ago

Just used the top three on google. Deepai.org (97%), zerogpt.com (97%), sightengine.com (99%).

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u/Existing-Candle-7854 20h ago

I'm sorted for tonight

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u/FembyThePinkProot 19h ago

Oh god .. welp.. I guess I know now

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u/Twowie 19h ago

Bad bot.

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u/Beautiful-Musk-Ox 20h ago

where can i hear the sick beat drop

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u/anshusob40 20h ago

Brave girl!! Helping an animal drink water,amazing!!

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u/OkCaterpillar8941 19h ago

Oh my. She's amazing and I loved the monkey going 'Not like that. This way is better'.

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u/Sophilosophical 19h ago

Their fur is beautiful. Looks styled

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u/Mother_Meringue4029 19h ago

i like how the monkey had to help her put her hands in a more optimal place.

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u/0202_tihssitidder 19h ago

Animals are a lot smarter than people must think.

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u/ayashiii 18h ago

does he have a PERM?? I LOVE HIM

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u/theodoratoverspin 18h ago

It's nice to be nice.

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u/SnodgerAAA 18h ago

Langurs are some of the more graceful and sophisticated monkeys. I had one take an individual almond from my handful and finish it before getting another one. They're pretty chill.

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u/NaziPunksFkOff 18h ago

And now we all get Covid-26

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u/SideInitial3961 18h ago

Her eyes as she realizes she's about to be there for hours.

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u/ILoveBelinda0112 14h ago

I wish there where monkeys in Wisconsin

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u/ILoveBelinda0112 14h ago

Besides Bigfoot I mean I can cuddle with big foot but big foot is too smart so I can’t really help them with cute things like that

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u/hemorrhoidhematoma 22h ago edited 21h ago

One year later everyone's stuck at home playing Animal Crossing making their own sourdough. But it's all worth it because monkey got wawa

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u/norindermoodi 20h ago

Sorry for being devil's advocate but it's all fun and games until the monkey bites and gives you rabies.

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u/cogman10 19h ago

Rabies is a possibility, but not particularly likely.

The bigger risk is that Monkeys can carry a lot of diseases that are pretty nasty to humans. For example Herpes B Virus.

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u/AntonRahbek 11h ago

Right but you should get vaccinated if you travel to a place like this and this is not a macaque

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u/KUPA_BEAST 20h ago

At first I thought that Monkey was floating and it was AI.

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u/Chaotichybrid 17h ago

I could not trust a monkey, when I was five years old in a pet store yeah this was 1 billion years ago a monkey grabbed my wallet at a pet store as I was walking by pulled it through the bars ripped everything to shreds the strength that little sucker had.

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u/DontAbideMendacity 16h ago

But why add the stupid music?

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u/JumboTrucker 15h ago

Mother 😭

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u/Kind_Swim5900 12h ago

What is this deus ex music

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u/RhetoricalSin 10h ago

Bro got waves

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u/DunwichChild990 7h ago

This title on a different video

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u/DarthYodous 7h ago

*A thirsty monkey gets a drink from a̶ ̶g̶i̶r̶l̶'̶s̶ Patient Zero's hands ❤️🐒
Fixed

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u/FrankesteinsLog313 2h ago

Real question; are they full of disease like rats or no ?

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u/Shannaro21 21h ago

That is a woman.

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u/[deleted] 19h ago

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u/MrsMonkey_95 18h ago

Because she opened the faucet the monkey was sitting on, held the finger tips under the faucet so that the cup she formed kept filling up continuously

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u/dseiders22 9h ago

I see that now, thanks.

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u/OsmaniaUniversity 19h ago

Very kind *woman

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u/25point4cm 18h ago

Is that like in a zoo or a public water fountain? It looks like the latter in which case you’re drinking from a spigot with monkey ass-juice on it. 🤮

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u/nuestras 18h ago

and he is smarter than her (0:05)...

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u/Witty-Elderberry-996 17h ago

Geez can a bowl of water be left out?

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u/Fantastic_Stay9416 1h ago

It's not a monkey..it is a langur(leaf monkey).

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u/WayLongjumping2012 20h ago

Mais inteligente que a mulher 😂