Meet Monkey Bibi, a 16 month old smart little monkey. This will make you smile

[BlessedPeace]

Bibi and dad rescue a kitten.

So precious and smart. Bless Bibi and family.

 

[Debp]

Bibi and dad rescue a kitten.

So precious and smart. Bless Bibi and family.

Oh, Bibi is so tiny. But he kind of walks, runs like an old man!

I wonder what country that is...maybe Thailand or Indonesia? Will check their channel to see if I can find that out.

 

[Raccoon1010]

Bibi and dad rescue a kitten.

So precious and smart. Bless Bibi and family.

Cute, like a little person animal.

 

[BlessedPeace]

Cute, like a little person animal.

Yes
All her videos are adorable.

 

[BlessedPeace]

Oh, Bibi is so tiny. But he kind of walks, runs like an old man!

I wonder what country that is...maybe Thailand or Indonesia? Will check their channel to see if I can find that out.

Walking upright is surprising enough. That she helped rescue a kitten and loves her new little friend is precious.

She even helps mom cook. I don't know where she lives. Could be Thailand.

 

[Debp]

Walking upright is surprising enough. That she helped rescue a kitten and loves her new little friend is precious.

She even helps mom cook. I don't know where she lives. Could be Thailand.

I looked at the channel but it didn't say which country they live in.

Does look like Thailand, Indonesia or even Malaysia.

Years ago when I was in Asia, the monkeys would come right next to you. They didn't harm you. But a missionary friend told me the monkeys in Japan are aggressive and people used rubber bullets to keep them away. I read that, too, about Japan.

Where I visited in Asia, the people would feed the monkeys so maybe they had a friendlier demeanor!

 

[BlessedPeace]

I looked at the channel but it didn't say which country they live in.

Does look like Thailand, Indonesia or even Malaysia.

Years ago when I was in Asia, the monkeys would come right next to you. They didn't harm you. But a missionary friend told me the monkeys in Japan are aggressive and people used rubber bullets to keep them away. I read that, too, about Japan.

Where I visited in Asia, the people would feed the monkeys so maybe they had a friendlier demeanor!

Perhaps so.
I feel for the monkeys in Japan.

 

[BlessedPeace]