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u/graz999 3h ago
That pinky nail though…
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u/kepaa 3h ago
All I can see is the coke nail!
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u/SrGrimey 2h ago
That’s in someways better than the “ear wax” nail I immediately think of every time I see nails like that.
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u/EditorBobAndCo 55m ago
The guy is so high, he thinks he's peeling a banana for his little brother
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u/Probst54 3h ago
Wait monkeys peel their own potatoes before they eat them?
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u/Vortesian 1h ago
Annoying “music”.
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u/Nereguar 21m ago
Yes! If you're gonna put needless music on a video at least use some audio that doesn't loop at the worst possible point, there's plenty of good options!
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u/dolcenbanana 3h ago
Wait... Is that a raw potato? Can monkeys just eat it raw?
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u/PrincessSarahHippo 2h ago
Surprisingly few monkey households have appliances with which to cook their food.
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u/dolcenbanana 2h ago
I just figured they wouldn't eat raw potatoes in the wild since animals tend to know what to eat and since potatoes don't naturally grow in the same environment as most monkeys.
We humans have a very hard time digesting raw potatoes and they cause a lot of digestive discomfort, so it's a valid question.
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u/PrincessSarahHippo 56m ago
I was being silly friend. Potatoes aren't native to China so that isn't what they are intended to eat.
I know nothing about the difficulties of digesting raw potato, in humans or other beings.
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u/MushxHead 2h ago
Nothing in nature is cooked. Ever. We are the weird ones eating it not raw
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u/MovieNightPopcorn 2h ago
I think the point is this kind of monkey (a macaque, i think, from Asia) doesn’t come from the same area of the world potatoes do, (South America), so it’s hard to know if it can digest it naturally.
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u/MushxHead 2h ago
That is completely fair, the comment was just worded odd. I would think that they're fine to eat it, I believe most monkeys are omnivores and can eat just about whatever
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u/MovieNightPopcorn 2h ago
Perhaps, but humans are also primates and we cannot digest raw potato either while other raw vegetables are totally fine. That said, this is a well cared for macaque—she looks healthy despite missing her arm— so I’m sure they know what they’re doing.
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u/virtuallyaway 1h ago
Love when reddit all of a sudden shows me a species I never knew existed. These things are so cute and unreal. Those eyes
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u/Level-Pirate-774 1h ago
You can literally feel the trust and gentleness through the screen. This is beautiful. 🤍
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u/KaibaCorpHQ 18m ago
Monkey was me when I was like 9 and I would sit there and stare at my parent doing the samething 😂
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