Hey guys, how’s it going? Today I’ve got a short, sweet, and cute post. It’s a baby spider monkey sticking his tiny pink tongue out either to be a bit mischievous, or to just be adorable!
Enjoy the picture:
I have a tiny little tongue, and big ears!
Image Found Here: Unique Animals Blog
Penguin here.
Pygmy marmosets are the world’s smallest monkey, growing to a full height of 14 to 16cm (excluding their 15 to 20cm tail) according to Wikipedia’s Pygmy Marmoset article.
These monkeys are truly adorable! This little guy here looks so sleepy. Don’t you just want to kiss him? Look at that sweet face!
Found here: bossejonsson59 on Flickr
Penguin here.
For my birthday, (from Blue Bear’s parents + sister), I received this adorable pair of monkey slippers to match my monkey pyjamas from the holidays. What do you guys think? Aren’t they so adorable? They’re also super fuzzy and soft.
Monkey Slippers!
Now here’s a picture of a titi monkey and her baby. Titi monkeys are New World monkeys meaning they are found in South and Central America whereas Old World Monkeys are from Africa and Asia. An interesting fact is that titis are monogamous. They’re certainly super cute…especially the tiny baby in this picture!
What a shrimpy monkey!
Image of Titi Monkeys found here: msnbc
Penguin here.
Mandrills are related to baboons and are the largest species of monkey with the males weighting in at approximately 30kg. They are also known for their striking colors as you can see on the adult male’s face in the picture.
Look at the little baby mandrill. Doesn’t he have adorably large ears and a tiny nose? I also love how beautiful his eyes are. Check out the goofy hair too!
Adorable Baby Mandrill
Found here: Los Angeles Times: Your Morning Adorable
Penguin here.
In case you guys never heard of pygmy marmosets, what makes them special in particular, (aside from their undeniable cuteness), is their small size. Pygmy marmosets are the smallest existing monkeys. According to Wikipedia, they weigh between 120 and 140 grams (slightly over 1/4 of a pound). Imagine that. These two fuzzball marmosets are grooming each other. It looks like the bottom one is enjoying his own personal massage!
Pygmy Marmosets Grooming Each Other
Found here: Science Photo Library
Hi everyone. Blue Bear here with Penguin,
Now, we thought that emperor penguins were the only kind of emperor that had such cute babies, but it turns out we were wrong about that. An interesting thing about emperor penguins is how different their young look when compared to their adults. Anyway, we found another kind of emperor that’s equally adorable to the penguin variety… the Emperor Tamarin. Look at its adorable mustache and its baby’s lack thereof. It’s sort of funny to think that they have facial hair that works similarly to humans, and it makes the baby very easy to differentiate from the adult (sort of like our Emperor Penguin buddies!) Anyway, without further ado… here’s the pic:
I want a mustache like that!!!
Found Here: Mary Schwalm Photography
Penguin here.
The other day, Blue Bear’s sister showed me a picture of an adorable snub-nosed monkey. I had never heard of such a monkey before, but the picture she showed me involved a very cute guy that looked particularly fuzzy for a monkey. Of course I fell in love with the fuzziness, and could not help but make a post about one. I hope you like this little guy with his long tail and super fuzzy whitish fur as he sits calmly on a branch, all huddled up. His hands are in “rabbit pose” and he’s giving an innocent little look. How sweet is this guy? A special thanks to Blue Bear’s sister who introduced me to these fuzzy monkeys!
What a fuzzy guy!
Found here: That Cute Site
Penguin and Blue Bear here.
This baby macaque and its mother are apparently from a zoo in Suzhou, China. How adorable is this little scene right here? A tiny baby macaque is being fed something by its sweet and caring tiny mother! The mother has such a sweet expression on her face as she lovingly feeds her young one. The baby, meanwhile, looks like he’s enjoying his food while he’s in deep contemplation. Together they make an adorable pair that is too cute to miss!
Yum!
Found here: Scienceray Zoology
Penguin here.
I think this is the first picture of a primate we have posted. Check out this adorable little baby tamarin monkey on its mother’s back. What an adorable little guy he is. He’s super fuzzy and has an adorable nose. Don’t you just want to give his little nose a kiss?
What a fuzzy guy!
Found here: Zooborns