Marmosets are often used for research on Human Aging and disease,because their bodies are very close to humans.Sometimes kept as pets,but are very difficult to care for.They require a very specific diet,and access to UV light to stay healthy.The cost of a marmoset can be anywhere from $1500.00 to $4000.00.In some states its illegal to have them as pets,and finding a vet that specializes in primate pet care is also difficult .Also you should never get just 1,they will be very lonely. They are social animals that live in groups or small troops made up of 4 to 15 relatives . They can be very territorial.Their life expectancy is 12 yrs
@Cherokee Heart CT oh, I do so agree! I've said virtually the same thing as you in reply to a post above. Why people think they can just take an animal that should be free and stick it in a cage with a budgie bell, a carrot stick and the TV for company and it will be fine and dandy is just beyond me.
I find it sad and disturbing they are captive. They should be living in a family group not separated like this. Older, younger - all ages together. They are not pets. I can't believe the amount of people on here who think it's OK. Shocking.
I'm a huge primates fan. I would love to have Recess mccack. But never will. It so wrong to have any primate in captivity. It is the last place they belong. I know there are rare Circumstances where it's the best option. But I dont think any human should own a primate of any kind. It's just wrong!
@@dr.donnawalter4380 what a strange comment to make..... I'm sure you (should) know that different animals have different lengths of 'childhood', when they pick up all they can to survive on their own e.g. elephants for 16 years (same as humans), orangutan anywhere between 6-11 years plus frequent visits til about 16, otters about a year depending on type and then usually stay within the wider family unit. Now - don't ask silly questions and make yourself look silly instead of your intended target (why would you want to do that anyway?).....
Unbelievably beautiful but at the same time so fragile and just assume. When I watched this video it made me more aware of how much it is up to us to give all creatures a safe and healthy planet for now and the future. ❤
It’s really up to nature… if we stayed out of the mix all together, I’m sure it would be fine. Nature is best without our tampering, tinkering and interference.
@@rellaink8464 Your absolutely correct but seeing that we have forced our kind upon all of these beautiful creatures we must do everything we can to help them in the long run ♥️♥️♥️
They're such precious beautiful animals... It breaks my heart to see them crying with so much anxiety because they're not in their natural environment. Hopefully these are all rescues.
You really think they are happier trying every day to survive and escape predators in the harsh forests than in a confortable house with food available every day?
@@autisticmonkeyboi6820 you really believe they are in a "comfortable" house with food everyday. A lot of them are only fed a bit of food they'd normally eat in the wild to keep them small. They eat foods unnatural to their species and it is bad for their health. Monkeys cannot process sugars, certainly not the amount they are fed in captivity. Also, they are not given free range most of the time unless they're outside. They're put in cages right after filming. Do you know how monkeys are trained? It's torture. To get them to walk upright, they are trussed up. They are smacked with sticks on the legs....and what of the many monkeys that are constantly sporting bruises? Monkeys tear shit up. It's what they do. You cannot let a monkey have free roam of a house because it will pick up everything, bite it, break it. It's classic behavior. Even the best kept monkeys are put into cages after filming. You look at some of the monkeys that are cared for here in the US. They are treated beautifully, but, when their time playing with the human is up, they're put into a cage room. Ask yourself why. Yes, monkeys that are wild do have it better. They're not being used and are around their own kind. Do you think you would be good in a slave like position as long as you are fed and kept in indoor containment? Monkeys are intelligent animals. This intelligence turns to aggression in captivity, or self harm. You should read up on it. You also must know that these illegal kept monkeys will go into estrus and males will be unruly due to testosterone. Because they are illegal, the owners cannot get them fixed. So you tell me. You think they're happier in unnatural. situations when they are animals of instinct? If you do, you're deluded.
@@allisons1245 you're assuming theu are not fed properly, all you have is bold assumptions. I hate that mindset that nature and the wild is some kind of paradise, most likely this monkey would have ended in the stomach of a predator or died from some parasite... A human house is infinitely more confortable than the wild for many small species.
@@autisticmonkeyboi6820 They are not fed as they'd feed in the wild. They would constantly be foraging and eating the diet for their species. Instead, they're fed baby formula when this animal should be foraging. I have ZERO idea where you think anyone one who thinks wild animals that shouldn't be pets, think the wild is "paradise". Of course it isn't. It is filled with danger, that said, it's a life without constant training and correction, and once they're past a certain age, if HUMANS don't kills them, they usually survive. These monkeys in captivity end up thrown out, sold as meat or incredibly neurotic. They aren't kept for the duration of their lives, so they end up, if they're lucky enough to be thrown out to the mercy of a troupe that doesn't kill them, learning all the things they have to learn to survive with said troupe, quickly, or they are attacked, wounded or killed. That is the reality. That said, again, I have to stress, in human captivity, they are living in CAGES in a house or outside. You are using the term "comfortable" in and with limited human rationale that is avoiding following the equation our to the bitter end.
The babies are cute beyond belief ... but when I see (in the background from ca. 1:00 -1:30) the small, low cages he is keeping his breeding stock in I could cry. Please, be aware that the babies don´t stay babies: they become adults with teeth, territoriality, and a strong need for a social group. They need a room of their own and a good, specialized vet. Don´t be overcome by the cutness and make one of these darlings unhappy ... or dead.
It hurts my heart hearing any of our newborn and baby simian friends crying out for their mothers. They all cry and call out the same way, from these tiny finger puppets to the great apes.. but it’s the monkey babies in particular that truly pull at my heartstrings. People may not know that when baby and small monkeys make that chirp followed by the round mouth ‘ooo’ that they are actually crying. That’s how baby monkeys cry. It’s not so cute when you realise that.
To all the people that really want to have one as a pet. These are not domestic animals. These are wild animals. They will never be happy with you in a house. You will never be a good companion for them. It's already a shame that some of these animals necessarily have to spend their lives in a sanctuary or something similar instead of in a natural habitat. Please don't make the problem bigger just to satisfy your desire to have them by your side, where they should never be
Monkeys are much happy in their own environment and with their own kind. These types of monkies need to be fed a proper diet and they need vitamins supplements Like vitamin D, they should be in the wild. People buy them breed them and sale them for a lot of money. They usually don't get taken care of the proper way and the get sick with all kinds of problems.
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I live in Brazil (sorry if my English is not perfect) and it's already been probably around 5 years that a marmoset monkey family comes to our house for food. We mostly give them bananas, but they also like papaya. Every year they come with new babies and sometimes we get very anxious when we can't see some of them anymore: did they die? Were they captured to be sold as pets? They weren't born to be pets, they deserve to live free and happy with their families. Very often people kill some of the older ones to be able to capture the babies. Only rescued animals unable to go back to nature should be raised by human beings.
@@allisons1245 Probably died because she had "a marmoset": they are extremely social creatures that really need constant interaction with their mates/group. Any good zoo has a FAMILY GROUP of them, where you can watch them constantly playing with and grooming each other. Never have "a marmoset".
So adorable. I just love monkeys. So much that even though I'd love to have one I know it would not be best for the animal. They are wild and deserve to live wild and free. Put the animal first and your own wants, last.
My gosh - the are the cutest little critters I've ever seen! The little fluffy runt of the litter is the cutest but it needs something as it keeps mewing the most. I don't think it likes to be without touching distance of it's siblings, bless.🤗🥰
Какая прелесть,больше о этих чудесных созданий показывайте,очень интересно как они живут,чем питаются,будет всем полезно знать что есть такие прекрасные создания
I have wanted one of these adorable babies since I was 16 and our local pets store owner had two that he brought back and forth to work and home. I am 57 now and still think they are amazing 😍 the fact that they sound like birds is precious. I still dream of having a tiny family member.
it is really sick that they are not free and in the wild. This does not belong being locked up in a concrete house or room. They belong in the wild. This is so sick. sick sick sick sick sick
Completely agree. It's amazing how many people leaving comments have no concerns for their welfare. They are all exhibiting fear by wanting to cling to each other and parting them is cruel. THESE ARE SENTIENT CREATURES AND ARE NOT PLAYTHINGS PEOPLE! Horrible video.....
The PYGMY Marmosets are absolutely PRECIOUS❣️ Especially the TINY (but oh so FLUFFY) ADORABLE ‘Black Marmoset’ at the END of the video❣️ Just a SWEETHEART❣️
I remember visiting the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC, and they had an open tropical forest enclosure inside the entrance with a troop of these cuties, id never seen them before, and fell immediately in love. 🥰
It's so cute... Until you realise that they're desperately crying for their mothers comfort because they have an overwhelming instinct to cling cling CLING to their mother, like an itch that can never be scratched it torments their tiny minds every second of every day. Making sure they never stray from their mother is evolution's way of ensuring they're in the most beneficial environment to learn how to be a monkey. The relationships they naturally form with their mothers, siblings & other troop members is critically important to normal development & if that is denied they'll often become neurotic, likely resulting in severe mental health problems leading to stereotypic behaviour on at least some level which means they'll never ever be happy. So yeah... Very cute indeed.
I totally agree and this owner is part of these babies problem. Holding them out like this. The owner is only concerned with selling them, parent Marmasets raise the babies together. Sad for babies being owned.
Oh PISH! The same damn thing can be said about hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, even cats and dogs had to be domesticated before people started keeping them as pets! What if they go to someone who DOES carry them around all the time and, give them LOADS of attention and love and affection? Someone who takes VERY good care of them and, takes them to the vet and gets them their shots and makes sure they're healthy? They don't get any sort of medical care in the wild and, MANY of them die young from disease, inclement weather, predators, etc, etc..... or, even from losing their moms to one of those things before they're weaned. There's SEVERAL of them, how do you know they AREN'T with their mother/s?!?!? They sure aren't lonely to be with their own species being there's so many of them and, they don't look sickly or malnourished and, there's less chance of them getting lost injured or killed at early ages due to any of those things that happen so frequently in natures scheme of things when they live in the wild!
Looks like they have siblings right there. Not sure what you're seeing but I count three(3) of them. And also the video clearly shows adults in the background jumping on cages and having a good time. Probably their mother is in the mix back their and happy to have Mr. Human babysitting for a short while. I don't see any discomfort at all, anywhere. Maybe we are not watching the same video..
@@shannonbudell1804 , ON CAGES , you said it . They belong in the forest . The owner raises them with the purpose of selling them with all the consequences of separating them from their families .
Thanks for sharing. So adorable. I remember seeing one of these on Johnny Carson's show. It pee peed on his head. So funny to watch. He took it so well. The little creature seemed very comfortable just setting there. Johnny was so good with animals. Thanks again. I'd almost forgotten they existed.
They are the cutest monkeys. I'd love to have at least one, two would be better. That way they could keep each other company. I had a Capuchin monkey. He was so much fun !!!
Them clinging to her hand / fingers is exactly what they would be doing in the wild clinging to moms stomach. They are just pissed their is no all you can eat milk bar on her hand.
Son hermosos solo espero que estén en un albergue de animales protegidos porque si están en alguna parte como mascotas me parece muy irresponsable la persona que los tiene pues ellos son una especie en vía de extinción si es así ojalá se los encauten
Marmosets are often used for research on Human Aging and disease,because their bodies are very close to humans.Sometimes kept as pets,but are very difficult to care for.They require a very specific diet,and access to UV light to stay healthy.The cost of a marmoset can be anywhere from $1500.00 to $4000.00.In some states its illegal to have them as pets,and finding a vet that specializes in primate pet care is also difficult .Also you should never get just 1,they will be very lonely. They are social animals that live in groups or small troops made up of 4 to 15 relatives . They can be very territorial.Their life expectancy is 12 yrs
@Cherokee Heart CT oh, I do so agree! I've said virtually the same thing as you in reply to a post above. Why people think they can just take an animal that should be free and stick it in a cage with a budgie bell, a carrot stick and the TV for company and it will be fine and dandy is just beyond me.
I find it sad and disturbing they are captive. They should be living in a family group not separated like this. Older, younger - all ages together. They are not pets. I can't believe the amount of people on here who think it's OK. Shocking.
I'm a huge primates fan. I would love to have Recess mccack. But never will. It so wrong to have any primate in captivity. It is the last place they belong. I know there are rare Circumstances where it's the best option. But I dont think any human should own a primate of any kind. It's just wrong!
@@franklosh2110 You said it! Completely right! They belong in the wild
I had heard they were closer to $15k in price?
OMG! How cute are these little ones! ❤
They are adorable but they need their mother for warmth and cuddling. Please take good care of them .🐒🙈
@Take It To DeHart - do you say that also about dogs, cats, etc?
@@dr.donnawalter4380 I do. All babies need their mothers.
@@dr.donnawalter4380 what a strange comment to make..... I'm sure you (should) know that different animals have different lengths of 'childhood', when they pick up all they can to survive on their own e.g. elephants for 16 years (same as humans), orangutan anywhere between 6-11 years plus frequent visits til about 16, otters about a year depending on type and then usually stay within the wider family unit.
Now - don't ask silly questions and make yourself look silly instead of your intended target (why would you want to do that anyway?).....
@@Zipmegolden - until they are given up as a pet and then the owner becomes the one to care for them.
@@jillemburey3214 - so tell me all about the animal in the video.
Those are adorably cute. I didn't even know there were any species that little.
What, not even flies???? lol
They are endangered
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Как летучие мыши и кричат, пищат так же😮
Unbelievably beautiful but at the same time so fragile and just assume. When I watched this video it made me more aware of how much it is up to us to give all creatures a safe and healthy planet for now and the future. ❤
Unbelievable so tiny yet so smart and alert love to have a pair would take the best of care of them
Okio
It’s really up to nature… if we stayed out of the mix all together, I’m sure it would be fine. Nature is best without our tampering, tinkering and interference.
@@rellaink8464 Your absolutely correct but seeing that we have forced our kind upon all of these beautiful creatures we must do everything we can to help them in the long run ♥️♥️♥️
Yes
I have NEVER in my life seen anything cuter than these darling babies. I would never stop kissing those cutie pie faces...❤
Kiss me instead Linda
Kissing them could result in their deaths.They can die from the common cold,flu and herpes.
@@forefatherofmankind3305 😂
@@forefatherofmankind3305 Ew
Eh. Puppies and kittens are cuter than those.
They are so cute and prescious that we're all resposible to love and protect the nature where they belong to.
Such adorably cute little critters, so incredibly easy to get attached to them!!
They sound like little birds. So cute.
I've been to South america multiple times where marmosets live in the trees, and their whistle is very loud (the bigger ones not the miniature ones
They move their heads like birds too haha
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Какие маленькие!!!!! Прелесть!!!!
Какие трогательные меховые комочки!!! Такие хрупкие и беззащитные!!! Как и все дети на планете....
Какой кошмар! Черти, черти, черти!
Миленькие пушистик, само очарование 😍😍😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗
Ой-ой-ой какие они хорошенькие, мимилашки, крохотульки!!!!
Гадкие и мерзкие.
Son adorables!!!! Tan pequeñitos!!!!😍🥰🥰🥰
Какое чудо!👍Прелесть!
Ой, Господи, и такое чудо бывает на свете!!!
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They're such precious beautiful animals...
It breaks my heart to see them crying with so much anxiety because they're not in their natural environment.
Hopefully these are all rescues.
I don't think they're rescues.
You really think they are happier trying every day to survive and escape predators in the harsh forests than in a confortable house with food available every day?
@@autisticmonkeyboi6820 you really believe they are in a "comfortable" house with food everyday.
A lot of them are only fed a bit of food they'd normally eat in the wild to keep them small. They eat foods unnatural to their species and it is bad for their health. Monkeys cannot process sugars, certainly not the amount they are fed in captivity.
Also, they are not given free range most of the time unless they're outside. They're put in cages right after filming.
Do you know how monkeys are trained? It's torture. To get them to walk upright, they are trussed up. They are smacked with sticks on the legs....and what of the many monkeys that are constantly sporting bruises?
Monkeys tear shit up. It's what they do. You cannot let a monkey have free roam of a house because it will pick up everything, bite it, break it. It's classic behavior. Even the best kept monkeys are put into cages after filming.
You look at some of the monkeys that are cared for here in the US. They are treated beautifully, but, when their time playing with the human is up, they're put into a cage room. Ask yourself why.
Yes, monkeys that are wild do have it better. They're not being used and are around their own kind.
Do you think you would be good in a slave like position as long as you are fed and kept in indoor containment?
Monkeys are intelligent animals. This intelligence turns to aggression in captivity, or self harm. You should read up on it.
You also must know that these illegal kept monkeys will go into estrus and males will be unruly due to testosterone. Because they are illegal, the owners cannot get them fixed.
So you tell me. You think they're happier in unnatural. situations when they are animals of instinct? If you do, you're deluded.
@@allisons1245 you're assuming theu are not fed properly, all you have is bold assumptions.
I hate that mindset that nature and the wild is some kind of paradise, most likely this monkey would have ended in the stomach of a predator or died from some parasite...
A human house is infinitely more confortable than the wild for many small species.
@@autisticmonkeyboi6820 They are not fed as they'd feed in the wild. They would constantly be foraging and eating the diet for their species. Instead, they're fed baby formula when this animal should be foraging.
I have ZERO idea where you think anyone one who thinks wild animals that shouldn't be pets, think the wild is "paradise". Of course it isn't. It is filled with danger, that said, it's a life without constant training and correction, and once they're past a certain age, if HUMANS don't kills them, they usually survive.
These monkeys in captivity end up thrown out, sold as meat or incredibly neurotic.
They aren't kept for the duration of their lives, so they end up, if they're lucky enough to be thrown out to the mercy of a troupe that doesn't kill them, learning all the things they have to learn to survive with said troupe, quickly, or they are attacked, wounded or killed.
That is the reality.
That said, again, I have to stress, in human captivity, they are living in CAGES in a house or outside. You are using the term "comfortable" in and with limited human rationale that is avoiding following the equation our to the bitter end.
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Такие крошечные человечки!❤❤❤
Малыши какие❤
Надеюсь ,они все живы и здоровы?
Такие крошечки🤩🤩🤩💓💓
Боже, какое чудо!
Кто это обезьяны.?
@@ЗинаидаКирина-ъ6в Да, это они.
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Вот такие мармозетки.....
I would love to have two of these. How did you find someone to buy them from? Are there breeders in the United States?
They have to be the cutest little animals on Earth They are priceless
The babies are cute beyond belief ... but when I see (in the background from ca. 1:00 -1:30) the small, low cages he is keeping his breeding stock in I could cry. Please, be aware that the babies don´t stay babies: they become adults with teeth, territoriality, and a strong need for a social group. They need a room of their own and a good, specialized vet. Don´t be overcome by the cutness and make one of these darlings unhappy ... or dead.
Cuidalos mucho por favor, Se ven tan indefensos..
Wow!!!,que impresionantes,bellas tiernas y diminutas criaturas!!,con que delicadeza deben ser tratadas?,se ven tan fragilitas y amorosas!!!
Боже мой🤦♀️каких только зверушек не существует на свете.., я в восторге, такие милашки.., Спасибо ютуб, здесь возможно увидеть не возможное❤️
Это детки? Или уже взрослые?
Светлана Вильбик.Я вам не советую.Это дикие животные и должны жить в дикой природе,это не игрушки,мама не может с ними справиться
@@ВераРий-щ6к собаки и кошки тоже дикие, однако человек их сделал домашними
@@paxludos3747 Это коты и собаки сделали человека домашним.
@@rustemdj4621
Животные это не люди!!!
It hurts my heart hearing any of our newborn and baby simian friends crying out for their mothers. They all cry and call out the same way, from these tiny finger puppets to the great apes.. but it’s the monkey babies in particular that truly pull at my heartstrings. People may not know that when baby and small monkeys make that chirp followed by the round mouth ‘ooo’ that they are actually crying. That’s how baby monkeys cry. It’s not so cute when you realise that.
Ну такие точно квартиру или дом не разгромят! Ну такие милахи! Прелесть!
To all the people that really want to have one as a pet. These are not domestic animals. These are wild animals. They will never be happy with you in a house. You will never be a good companion for them. It's already a shame that some of these animals necessarily have to spend their lives in a sanctuary or something similar instead of in a natural habitat. Please don't make the problem bigger just to satisfy your desire to have them by your side, where they should never be
Monkeys are much happy in their own environment and with their own kind. These types of monkies need to be fed a proper diet and they need vitamins supplements
Like vitamin D, they should be in the wild. People buy them breed them and sale them for a lot of money. They usually don't get taken care of the proper way and the get sick with all kinds of problems.
Ну надо же , чудо природы !
Que Sont-ils devenuS depuis 2 ans ??? ABANDONNÉS ?
Cela etaient UN JEU pour vous?
Adorables êtres humains avec une sensibilité . CRUAUTE !
MERCI DE REPONDRE
Absolutely adorable yet so tiny. The little munchkins.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I live in Brazil (sorry if my English is not perfect) and it's already been probably around 5 years that a marmoset monkey family comes to our house for food. We mostly give them bananas, but they also like papaya. Every year they come with new babies and sometimes we get very anxious when we can't see some of them anymore: did they die? Were they captured to be sold as pets? They weren't born to be pets, they deserve to live free and happy with their families. Very often people kill some of the older ones to be able to capture the babies. Only rescued animals unable to go back to nature should be raised by human beings.
Господи какие они классные создания!!!
у меня тоже такой только кудрявый чуть-чуть.
@@OxyASUS а где вы его взяли?
@@victorianli Я родился он уже у меня был только лысенький маленький я стал подрастать он становился кудрявенький.
@@OxyASUS фу, идиот
Такие маленькие пиндюрочки , прелесть .
These babies should still be with their mom. Humans, much as we love them, can't supply everything they need.
Какое чудо, какая прелесть.💝💝💝💖💖💖💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Какая гадость!
That is the single most adorable thing I've seen in my life
They sure are precious. How do you have these babies? Why are they not in the jungle with others?
Exploited little monkeys, can't protect themselves from humans. They're not play pretties. Very fragile mental makeup.
No way... This can't be real ! Cuteness overload 😍
How precious. Before anyone thinks of getting one of these, I'm sure they take alot of specialized care.
That's why I don't have one even though I want one.
not your business
@@deborahgreen539 rude.....
They don't make good pets. Research!
@@jillemburey3214 I know that was rude and totally unnecessary.
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oh my goodness they are absolutely gorgeous
I was so blessed to have a marmoset as a pet. They are so adorable and precious.
what happened to it?
@@allisons1245 Probably died, they have an average lifespan of 12 years
How?
They are no pets,
@@allisons1245 Probably died because she had "a marmoset": they are extremely social creatures that really need constant interaction with their mates/group. Any good zoo has a FAMILY GROUP of them, where you can watch them constantly playing with and grooming each other. Never have "a marmoset".
So adorable, so small , very fragile monkeys! I just hope that people protect them! 🙏🐒❤️
So adorable. I just love monkeys. So much that even though I'd love to have one I know it would not be best for the animal. They are wild and deserve to live wild and free. Put the animal first and your own wants, last.
Exactly. They don't belong in captivity.
They are Cute when they are babies 🥰. That little black 1 @3:33 is Very Cute.
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My gosh - the are the cutest little critters I've ever seen!
The little fluffy runt of the litter is the cutest but it needs something as it keeps mewing the most. I don't think it likes to be without touching distance of it's siblings, bless.🤗🥰
I was concerned about that myself...
Мамашу их показали бы
Какая прелесть,больше о этих чудесных созданий показывайте,очень интересно как они живут,чем питаются,будет всем полезно знать что есть такие прекрасные создания
Totally precious, how old are they? How much bigger will they get? I just have to do a google, they are adorable
They get around 5 to 6 inches on average. Some tall ones will get to 7 inches. These ones here are probably in their awkward 'teen years'.
Cuteness overload 😍
May I ask how these wild little ones came to you? Where is mome and their wild life troop. Why arent they with their kind?
Co to za pieknosci 😮😊
I have wanted one of these adorable babies since I was 16 and our local pets store owner had two that he brought back and forth to work and home. I am 57 now and still think they are amazing 😍 the fact that they sound like birds is precious. I still dream of having a tiny family member.
Sandi, they don't stay that little, and they get naughty.
@@Zipmegolden lol very
Omg!! Very similar to you Sandi, I've wanted one since I was 12yrs. Im 53 now and I still dream of having one!!
it is really sick that they are not free and in the wild. This does not belong being locked up in a concrete house or room. They belong in the wild. This is so sick. sick sick sick sick sick
R christmas
Thank you for providing this wonderful video- they truly are beautiful!!!
Hermoso sería verlos en su hábitat,no en cautiverio sirviendo de entretenimiento. Pobrecitos😪
Completely agree. It's amazing how many people leaving comments have no concerns for their welfare. They are all exhibiting fear by wanting to cling to each other and parting them is cruel.
THESE ARE SENTIENT CREATURES AND ARE NOT PLAYTHINGS PEOPLE! Horrible video.....
so schön und so süß wie es ist ich hoffe man kann sie wieder in die Natur entlassen❤❤❤💘❤❤❤❤❤
I doubt it. People that have these monkeys as pets are very ignorant and selfish.
They are so darn cute and tiny. I think it's just better to watch them on video.
The PYGMY Marmosets are absolutely PRECIOUS❣️ Especially the TINY (but oh so FLUFFY) ADORABLE ‘Black Marmoset’ at the END of the video❣️ Just a SWEETHEART❣️
That high pitch they do seems like a call for help
That's because it is.....
Какие крохотулечка, милашки.... 👍😊
I remember visiting the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC, and they had an open tropical forest enclosure inside the entrance with a troop of these cuties, id never seen them before, and fell immediately in love. 🥰
Precious Beautiful babies.... lots of kisses & hugs sent... thank you for sharing a Great video...
Ohhh que preciosos, son tan nobles e indefensos, cuidados mucho, dales vegetales y muchas frutas. Que belloss.
Малюсенькие очаровашки❤
They’re so tiny and so cute!
Que adorables angelitos de Dios y de la Naturaleza 💕💕
They are so precious!🥰
They're just too cute for words. ❤
They are too cute 🥰
Yes, Thank You !
@@marmosetfamily 😍
It's hard to believe those little babies are real, so precious and tiny
Looks like miniature capuchins
Cool video!!!!! Love them adorable, cute animals or shall I say Marmoset Monkeys!!!
I’m obsessed! 😍 Precious little creatures.
They are called our ape cousins.
Maybe you can date
@@godofthunder1547 no
Just a question.Why they are not free?
Wunderschöne Tiere ❤❤❤ Mutternatur und Gottes Geschöpfe.
Lol they sound like birds🤣😩👀😍🥰 so freaking cuteee!!!
Боже, какие малыши прекрасные)
Such a beaitiful fragile creature. Pure love🙏🙏
OMG I Just fell in love with these babies. I hope they weren't stolen from the mom's
Prolly were
Look at the other cages in the home
They were.
Most likely they were. They're often taken from the mother way too young.
Да этих обезьянок я люблю игрунки !!!!❤
It's so cute...
Until you realise that they're desperately crying for their mothers comfort because they have an overwhelming instinct to cling cling CLING to their mother, like an itch that can never be scratched it torments their tiny minds every second of every day.
Making sure they never stray from their mother is evolution's way of ensuring they're in the most beneficial environment to learn how to be a monkey.
The relationships they naturally form with their mothers, siblings & other troop members is critically important to normal development & if that is denied they'll often become neurotic, likely resulting in severe mental health problems leading to stereotypic behaviour on at least some level which means they'll never ever be happy.
So yeah... Very cute indeed.
I totally agree and this owner is part of these babies problem. Holding them out like this. The owner is only concerned with selling them, parent Marmasets raise the babies together. Sad for babies being owned.
Oh PISH! The same damn thing can be said about hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, even cats and dogs had to be domesticated before people started keeping them as pets! What if they go to someone who DOES carry them around all the time and, give them LOADS of attention and love and affection? Someone who takes VERY good care of them and, takes them to the vet and gets them their shots and makes sure they're healthy? They don't get any sort of medical care in the wild and, MANY of them die young from disease, inclement weather, predators, etc, etc.....
or, even from losing their moms to one of those things before they're weaned. There's SEVERAL of them, how do you know they AREN'T with their mother/s?!?!? They sure aren't lonely to be with their own species being there's so many of them and, they don't look sickly or malnourished and, there's less chance of them getting lost injured or killed at early ages due to any of those things that happen so frequently in natures scheme of things when they live in the wild!
@@mrsdahmer8 You are so sadly mistaken. SMH
Looks like they have siblings right there. Not sure what you're seeing but I count three(3) of them. And also the video clearly shows adults in the background jumping on cages and having a good time. Probably their mother is in the mix back their and happy to have Mr. Human babysitting for a short while. I don't see any discomfort at all, anywhere. Maybe we are not watching the same video..
@@shannonbudell1804 , ON CAGES , you said it .
They belong in the forest . The owner raises them with the purpose of selling them with all the consequences of separating them from their families .
Oh my gosh their so tiny. I have never seen anything so precious ever. Thanks for sharing God's unseen beauty.
Детки лапочки💖🍒🍓🍓🐒🐒🐒
Thanks for sharing. So adorable. I remember seeing one of these on Johnny Carson's show. It pee peed on his head. So funny to watch. He took it so well. The little creature seemed very comfortable just setting there. Johnny was so good with animals. Thanks again. I'd almost forgotten they existed.
They are the cutest monkeys. I'd love to have at least one, two would be better. That way they could keep each other company. I had a Capuchin monkey. He was so much fun !!!
Чудо природы!
Le iubesc adorabile ❤❤❤
Love these little creatures to bits. I've never seen monkeys so small. More please! 🙂💖
Why would someone hold them like that? You can tell they are fearful
Them clinging to her hand / fingers is exactly what they would be doing in the wild clinging to moms stomach. They are just pissed their is no all you can eat milk bar on her hand.
@gloria welch - you do know they hold onto trees, etc like this? They are monkeys.
Finger monkeys are my favourite animal in the world and they look so cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut!
Sooooo Cute! You have a new Sub!
I am filled with both love and awe at these remarkable animals.
Son hermosos solo espero que estén en un albergue de animales protegidos porque si están en alguna parte como mascotas me parece muy irresponsable la persona que los tiene pues ellos son una especie en vía de extinción si es así ojalá se los encauten
I agree
They are some of the most valuable life on the planet. We don't deserve to be graced by their cuteness
Quero um desse que coisinha mais linda e fofinha. 😍🥰
I love marmosets , omg the little red hand tamarin so adorable when full grown ❤🐵🐒