@@charlottewalnut3118 how do you know if she's ugly goddamn? Maybe she looks pretty. What did the woman have to do with this video, I'm just saying because she had nothing to do with this just her kid who was at the glass near the monkey.
That mandrill looked like it was trying to induct the boy into the pack while showing whose in charge. Little mandrill at 0:57 came over and said “hey, this guys chill” lol. Stunning creatures
I'm scared to death of mandrilles. My husband encouraged me to feed them at a zoo in the 1980s. I put nuts in my hand so the babies could reach through the wire and take them, just as other visitors were doing. But the big male right across the enclosure came bounding so fast, thrust his hand through the wire and snatched everything from my palm. I was left with three long lines of blood and scratches across my palm. I will never go near them ever again! How he got his hand through the wire with such precision at such speed was incredible. I was left shaking. No more mandrilles for me.
@@lenadublavais4273 you’re wrong first off they’re monkeys the biggest monkey species in fact and baboons are actually more aggressive mandrills are just stronger Chimpanzees are the most aggressive ape
A mandrill submits by presenting its rump. Not itself being aggressive towards the toddler. However, with aggression, mandrills will stare, bob their heads, and slap the ground to show there dominance and pecking line.
really? because i can find footage of a human playing hands on with every other type of primate, but NOTHING where a human is in physical contact with an unrestrained alpha male mandril.
@brandon brouwer, actually, mandrills are baboons, any member of the tribe Papionini is called a baboon, there are nine extant species of baboon belonging to five genera, the five extant genera of baboons (tribe Papionini) are Therocebus, which contains one extant species being the Kinda Baboon (Therocebus kindae), Lycopithecus, which contains two extant species being the Yellow Baboon (Lycopithecus cynocephalus) and the Cape Baboon (Lycopithecus ursinus), Papio, which now contains only three extant species being the Guinea Baboon (Papio guineensis), the Olive Baboon (Papio anubis), and Hamadryas Baboon (Papio hamadryas), Theropithecus, which contains one extant species being the Gelada Baboon (Theropithecus gelada), and Mandrillus, which contains two extant species being the Pink-Chinned Baboon or Drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus) and the Sphinx Baboon or Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx).
0:01 I don't know why but I just laughed on how quickly he did that lol 😂 never seen one act like that before . It was like aggressive but not at the same time .
That was stunning and enthralling! My God it captured, so skillfully, on record, the interaction between the species! Love this dynamic! (Behind protected shield of course🤣!)
Showing his back to the toddler is showing 'You are no threat to me , I am no threat to you' , a very common communication method used by both apes and primates.
@beachboy boobybuilder, actually, mandrills are baboons, any member of the tribe Papionini is called a baboon, there are nine extant species of baboon belonging to five genera, the five extant genera of baboons (tribe Papionini) are Therocebus, which contains one extant species being the Kinda Baboon (Therocebus kindae), Lycopithecus, which contains two extant species being the Yellow Baboon (Lycopithecus cynocephalus) and the Cape Baboon (Lycopithecus ursinus), Papio, which now contains only three extant species being the Guinea Baboon (Papio guineensis), the Olive Baboon (Papio anubis), and Hamadryas Baboon (Papio hamadryas), Theropithecus, which contains one extant species being the Gelada Baboon (Theropithecus gelada), and Mandrillus, which contains two extant species being the Pink-Chinned Baboon or Drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus) and the Sphinx Baboon or Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx).
@@indyreno2933 - dude, let me give you an example. Lions and tigers belong to the panthera genus, but any sane person would never say that a tiger is a lion. The reason is they look totally different. Heck, look at their skulls and overall anatomy and you will see they are not the same. Same story with mandril and baboon. They both look different and have different anatomy. BTW, nice copying and pasting. Did you get it from Wikipedia?.
@beachboy boobybuilder, actually, the Panthera genus does not include the snow leopard, tiger, or jaguar, the snow leopard and tiger both now belong to the genus Uncia, whilst the jaguar belongs to the genus Jaguarius, thus leaving the Panthera genus to only contain the leopard and lion.
that baby was hitting the glass wall and making bumping noise so that mandrill was like "Hey! don't try to mess with me. i got the most fabulous butt in my family."
Mandrelle are visciouse when i was a very young child we lived in newyork we went to the zoo back then some animals were in kiosks in the middle of the isles cages they had a mandrell in one 1 foot between you and the cage with a little railing ro keep the distance from the cage. That primate scarred me for life its a memory I will never forget i was 4 or 5 and REMEBER IT CLEARLY! The cage the look on its face snarling at me for no reason.
Baboon: ... and that is why we look the same on either end. Child: Fascinating. Baboon: Exactly. We survive. Reaching out and touches glass, Child: Absolutely Fascinating. Please, go on.
How can a person see such a powerful and beautiful animal, and only comment on it`s ass? I`d notice the fierce eyes and teeth first, let alone it`s behavior
In 1970 in a african tribe were I was going I went in the jungle with my friends to have fun, and suddenly I heard some of those monkeys screaming, and then we runned away, but they chased us, one of them bite my leg, and I had to use a knife on this head to save my life, while my friend which had an ak-47 has killed about 1.000 of these monkey warriors.
@Vinnie, actually, a baboon is any monkey constituting the tribe Papionini, therefore geladas, drills, and mandrills are baboons, there are nine extant species of baboon under five genera, which are the Kinda Baboon (Therocebus kindae), the Yellow Baboon (Lycopithecus cynocephalus), the Cape Baboon (Lycopithecus ursinus), the Guinea Baboon (Papio guineensis), the Olive Baboon (Papio anubis), the Hamadryas Baboon (Papio hamadryas), the Gelada Baboon (Theropithecus gelada), the Drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus), and the Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx), the guinea, olive, and hamadryas baboons are all more closely related to the gelada baboon, drill, and mandrill than to any of the southern species.
Toddler: *Touches glass*
Mandrill: *Peace was never a option.*
Lolll💀💀
Toddler: You're funny!
Mandrill: You're supposed to be terrified of me!
Toddler: I'm not!
The Mandrill is showing him his rear-end because he is an alpha and he is showing off.
Jazhua Vanboven Maybe he thinks it’s a very ugly woman after all it is they’re mating display
wiki says showing the rear is a submission behavior
NerdSweeper So he was afraid of the baby got it
@@charlottewalnut3118 how do you know if she's ugly goddamn? Maybe she looks pretty. What did the woman have to do with this video, I'm just saying because she had nothing to do with this just her kid who was at the glass near the monkey.
@@user-vr8ve6rt9c stfu
That mandrill looked like it was trying to induct the boy into the pack while showing whose in charge. Little mandrill at 0:57 came over and said “hey, this guys chill” lol. Stunning creatures
I'm scared to death of mandrilles. My husband encouraged me to feed them at a zoo in the 1980s. I put nuts in my hand so the babies could reach through the wire and take them, just as other visitors were doing. But the big male right across the enclosure came bounding so fast, thrust his hand through the wire and snatched everything from my palm. I was left with three long lines of blood and scratches across my palm. I will never go near them ever again!
How he got his hand through the wire with such precision at such speed was incredible. I was left shaking. No more mandrilles for me.
And he wasn't trying to hurt you. Imagine if he was.
They are likely the most aggressive ape . Lucky to have your hand still
@@lenadublavais4273 you’re wrong first off they’re monkeys the biggest monkey species in fact and baboons are actually more aggressive mandrills are just stronger Chimpanzees are the most aggressive ape
@@lenadublavais4273 they are monkeys, not apes
@@carmenenriquez184 don't be mean C
"Hey kid! You ever seen one of THESE?!?! HEYYYOOOOO!!!!"
A mandrill submits by presenting its rump. Not itself being aggressive towards the toddler. However, with aggression, mandrills will stare, bob their heads, and slap the ground to show there dominance and pecking line.
Cody Swanson Well I did see it slapping the ground and glass quite a few times in this video.
*Their!
Don't they have huge canines? Every time the baby came near the adult looked aggressive to me. Nothing submissive about it
it shows its rump to show of the bright colors to show he is in charge. The brighter the color means they are in charge
He was going up to the baby to see how concerned he has to be about them. It wasn’t aggressive it’s called being cautious
0:29-0:36 "You can't read the sign?! Get yo hands off the glass! Boy! Get yo hands off the glass! Alright I got something for you."
@Sarasa Hayes Read The Comment Again, But Slowly.
This is toooo funny 😂😂😂😂😂
"take a picture, it'll last longer!"
That monke dont got cake. He got the whole wedding party.
Down horrendous. ☠☠☠
Absoloutely preposterous💀💀💀
He is asking for a lower ranking member (the boy) to submit and groom him. He is not being aggressive, may be inviting into pack.
ojhnnie DeLong
You're talking crapp
So.. he doesn’t see him as an intruder or prey, but a guest in his pack? That’s strangely sweet.
really? because i can find footage of a human playing hands on with every other type of primate, but NOTHING where a human is in physical contact with an unrestrained alpha male mandril.
Everybody gangsta until monke farded
baboon is like : "im boss here, fear me!" and toodler "do it again do it again xd"
Manrdills are cool...
Terrence Miller
Yeah manrdills are cool
Until you get in a locked cage with one ...
@@Diesmenba still think it would be cool
@@Diesmenba That can be said of a lot of things.
"Behold the moon, kid!"
0:14 if you pause there their is a superficial appearance of a dog on the mandrills butt
Saint Bernard?
It’s a shame their enclosure is so small and indoors. It’s like a prison cell.
It was probably winter.
They have a hell of a lot more room than what the public sees. They have to have a private area to get away from people
Mandrill: Shieet this kid hardcore. I showed my ass and all and he didn't even flinch.
What a majestic animal
va2phx !
You right ,he look gorgeous!
The Baby is a majestic animal
Iutfiutyf
Agreed...hard to believe still...that these are one of our hairy genetic cousins.
Not!
He was like talk to the hiney!!
Mandrills and baboons are two different things lol 😂 definitely a mandrill definitely not a baboon
Still closely related
I still cannot recognize them
@brandon brouwer, actually, mandrills are baboons, any member of the tribe Papionini is called a baboon, there are nine extant species of baboon belonging to five genera, the five extant genera of baboons (tribe Papionini) are Therocebus, which contains one extant species being the Kinda Baboon (Therocebus kindae), Lycopithecus, which contains two extant species being the Yellow Baboon (Lycopithecus cynocephalus) and the Cape Baboon (Lycopithecus ursinus), Papio, which now contains only three extant species being the Guinea Baboon (Papio guineensis), the Olive Baboon (Papio anubis), and Hamadryas Baboon (Papio hamadryas), Theropithecus, which contains one extant species being the Gelada Baboon (Theropithecus gelada), and Mandrillus, which contains two extant species being the Pink-Chinned Baboon or Drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus) and the Sphinx Baboon or Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx).
A mandrill is atype of baboon
Im glad this got recommended to me after so long.
Note: return to monki
0:01 I don't know why but I just laughed on how quickly he did that lol 😂 never seen one act like that before . It was like aggressive but not at the same time .
That was stunning and enthralling! My God it captured, so skillfully, on record, the interaction between the species! Love this dynamic! (Behind protected shield of course🤣!)
Rafiki know de way!
mandrills always seem angry for no reason
With arses like theirs it's no wonder 😂
Showing his back to the toddler is showing 'You are no threat to me , I am no threat to you' , a very common communication method used by both apes and primates.
😂😂😂 the little baby is not even phased 😂😂😂
A mandril is not a baboon. They are a totally different genus.
Yup, mandrill had colourful face..
@beachboy boobybuilder, actually, mandrills are baboons, any member of the tribe Papionini is called a baboon, there are nine extant species of baboon belonging to five genera, the five extant genera of baboons (tribe Papionini) are Therocebus, which contains one extant species being the Kinda Baboon (Therocebus kindae), Lycopithecus, which contains two extant species being the Yellow Baboon (Lycopithecus cynocephalus) and the Cape Baboon (Lycopithecus ursinus), Papio, which now contains only three extant species being the Guinea Baboon (Papio guineensis), the Olive Baboon (Papio anubis), and Hamadryas Baboon (Papio hamadryas), Theropithecus, which contains one extant species being the Gelada Baboon (Theropithecus gelada), and Mandrillus, which contains two extant species being the Pink-Chinned Baboon or Drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus) and the Sphinx Baboon or Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx).
@@indyreno2933 - they belong to different sub species. A mandril does not look the same as a baboon. Period. Please use correct nomenclature.
@@indyreno2933 - dude, let me give you an example. Lions and tigers belong to the panthera genus, but any sane person would never say that a tiger is a lion. The reason is they look totally different. Heck, look at their skulls and overall anatomy and you will see they are not the same.
Same story with mandril and baboon. They both look different and have different anatomy.
BTW, nice copying and pasting. Did you get it from Wikipedia?.
@beachboy boobybuilder, actually, the Panthera genus does not include the snow leopard, tiger, or jaguar, the snow leopard and tiger both now belong to the genus Uncia, whilst the jaguar belongs to the genus Jaguarius, thus leaving the Panthera genus to only contain the leopard and lion.
Glass is the best invention mankind has created
One of them, anyway.
RAFIKI I'VE MISSED YOU! !!!! YES SIMBA IT IS TIME.
that baby was hitting the glass wall and making bumping noise so that mandrill was like "Hey! don't try to mess with me. i got the most fabulous butt in my family."
This needs to be saved in the library of Congress
Mandrelle are visciouse when i was a very young child we lived in newyork we went to the zoo back then some animals were in kiosks in the middle of the isles cages they had a mandrell in one 1 foot between you and the cage with a little railing ro keep the distance from the cage. That primate scarred me for life its a memory I will never forget i was 4 or 5 and REMEBER IT CLEARLY! The cage the look on its face snarling at me for no reason.
I was expecting to lift the baby much like that one from Lion King.
Baby is SO brave 👍
Do you even know definition of brave? Baby doesn't know what a mandrill is. They will also laugh innocently at an elephant in musth.
Mandrills AREN’T baboons
Oh look it’s Marjorie Trailer Greene….
I used to rule the jungle! Now, I am taunted by toddlers. Oh, how the mighty have fallen!
Dad should have walked to the glass done the same thing to see how he would react. Lol
A Mandrill is not a Baboon
Say hi to my red rump
Baboon: ... and that is why we look the same on either end.
Child: Fascinating.
Baboon: Exactly. We survive.
Reaching out and touches glass, Child: Absolutely Fascinating. Please, go on.
I think that mandrill should CHILL off. Give 'im some ice.
They're in such a little space. He's a stressed monkey. It's a rare zoo that does right by these creatures but this is sad.
Look to the left where there is light coming in, they can go outside.
he is really proud of his wonderful colored vent..
This is where sebee learn how to respect...by sniff...monke
That Mandrill male had an absolutely boring life, and probably felt powerless and miserable
Toddler probably shoulda used shotgun ice
Noah Mamet spark mandrill!
If she dont get the reference, she's too young for you bro.
Ha!! I knew sonebody was going to do that reference!
At least this mandrill wasnt...SHOCKING.😆
I'm really sorry but all I can see is a spoof of Barbara Mandrell and a toddler. You'll have to take it from there yourself.
..Don't push me men, look at me, kissmyass tough guy...
I mean look at that enclosure. I’d be pissy too.
A Mandrill is not a Baboon! a Pavian is a Baboon!
Not a single overreacted "oh my god" im impressed :D nice
0:01 baboon:- you know how you look..
Poor things trapped in a little room
he is really proud of his butty
The Mandrill is saying to the child "kiss my ass".
I didnt choose the baboon life. The baboon life chose me
"videotapin..." ohhhh sounds so old
Wonder what would happen if it wasnt for the glass divider
The vet would have to pull the childs head out of the Mandrill's ass?
That Mandrill could break the kid without meaning too.
Aww monkey is basically asking to be his friend I’m pretty sure they back up as a sign of submission they know a baby is fragile
No he's showing him who's the boss with the color of his rear
boboon to reject 💯a hundred 😳Shocked
He's mooning the kid haha
they're still jerks
Mandrill vs Mike Tyson
heh to funny, is this the Cleveland Zoo by the way?
Nobody
0:02 girls on onlyfans
How can a person see such a powerful and beautiful animal, and only comment on it`s ass? I`d notice the fierce eyes and teeth first, let alone it`s behavior
You must be a fun person
Разве можно детей подводить к дикарям даже если он за стеклом
I bet on the mandrill, always
What a horrible cement and glass cage this family is in! No natural setting and probably fresh air and sunlight for these wild baboons! Disgusting !
rafiki
i think i just smoked some of that macaques DUNG
Almost everyone commenting on here considers themselves a monkey expert. Lol.
They're in the same family though I think.
I had two chacma baboons in my house
Today
I hate animal prisons.
Here we can see a dangerous and destructive animal and a mandrill
Haha monkey mad as hell
In 1970 in a african tribe were I was going I went in the jungle with my friends to have fun, and suddenly I heard some of those monkeys screaming, and then we runned away, but they chased us, one of them bite my leg, and I had to use a knife on this head to save my life, while my friend which had an ak-47 has killed about 1.000 of these monkey warriors.
He mooned the baby
Sooo that mandrill just got showed up by a 4 year old?
HEY! Apologize... 😘
My wife does that to me.
It fights by mooning his victims?
This is very painful to live in cage
헐 맨드릴이다 화 엄청 많이 난 것 같은데 얼굴을 보니 알아봐도 원숭이랑 똑같군 그래도 엉덩이가 빨개 육식 공룡보다 더 육식 공룡은 꼬리가 완전 기네 원숭이처럼 말이야
monke
extraordinary
Which zoo
Добре че има стъкло иначе ще има целувки 😁😁😁😁😁
What the fuck? They didnt even fight
Poor animals
mandrills aren't baboons, stop spreading false info
@Vinnie, actually, a baboon is any monkey constituting the tribe Papionini, therefore geladas, drills, and mandrills are baboons, there are nine extant species of baboon under five genera, which are the Kinda Baboon (Therocebus kindae), the Yellow Baboon (Lycopithecus cynocephalus), the Cape Baboon (Lycopithecus ursinus), the Guinea Baboon (Papio guineensis), the Olive Baboon (Papio anubis), the Hamadryas Baboon (Papio hamadryas), the Gelada Baboon (Theropithecus gelada), the Drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus), and the Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx), the guinea, olive, and hamadryas baboons are all more closely related to the gelada baboon, drill, and mandrill than to any of the southern species.
Why are these rare animals locked up. Abolish zoos
so sad.. no more jails!
monkeys shouldn't be kept in zoos
LMFAO, I'm replaying the apologize scene from South Park, when Jessie Jackson tells randy to kiss his ass as an apology. watch?v=WJhPLGMhRuQ
We're baboon?
That toddler will be playing fortnite nowdays
Yeah 😂