Baby Markiki Having Tantrums due to Weaning
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Markiki is now 7 months old and his Mama Margot has started weaning him from her milk. 7 months old is a respectful age; weaning of infants like human babies is individual to the mother and her circumstances; anywhere from 4.5 months to 18 months of age.
Markiki isn't happy about being weaned and has regular tantrums about it. Sometimes Mama Margot gives in for peace and quiet, but often she will walk away from him or shift her body uncomfortably. Markiki has big sisters Maio and Mushalina that often hug him for comfort when he doesn't get his own way. He is the youngest infant in the Longtit Troop, the wild troop that choose to call C.A.R.E. home; he is also the most spoiled since his mum and dad (Solomon) are both alphas.
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If you look at his side profile he looks like a young werewolf.
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I have seen many many vids of macaques doing this but this is the first time I have seen a video of a baboon weaning a baby. Very interesting to see how different species rear their young.
Yes I agree. These are scarier I think, the noise🤔
The baboons are all individual on both how they wean but also as a baby how they respond. Some babies, like spoiled little Markiki make a bigger noise than others.
Never thought I would ever think of s baboon as cute but he is. Hearing no is so hard and losing the privileges at the milk bar sucks.
@@jburche2 baboons are assholes. They treat each other worse than Macaques do!
I’ve seen both species in person. Baboons are smarter and more intimidating. They also smell worse too.
Mom is not impressed. Been through this before.
Human babies make the same fuss but their cries are different and human babies kind of throw a fit like macaques!! I had 4 children and they could throw a good fit when I weaned them!
Babies don't throw fits when they're weaned, what's wrong with you?
I never had any problem with my 4 children weaning off bottle
@@harrybrain8270 some people just plain stupid they try compare monkey to human
Stop lying! Human babies doesn't have tantrums being weaned, honey sounds like you starved your kids!
@@harrybrain8270 Are you serious ? You don't even have a clue You clearly have had no children or you wouldn't be saying that You are a funny guy
Toddlers get feisty when the bar is closed. Lol
They hate mom turning off milk supply
They don't understand why things have changed been doing it since they were born
Perfect video, wonderfully captioned! But! I can't read that font very fast. So either please, slow down the captions or change the font to a little more legible... Please and thank you! 👍🏼🐵❤
Noted!
Never heard of a pause button are you think the whole world cater to you
Pause and read
@@chrisposey7769 lol right on man!
Just push pause like everyone else does
She is very patient with the little fellow
I really liked the way she stood up to him!!
I agree! And Macs can learn a lot from the Baboons!
Not as bad as a macaque, but close
Yeah baby macaques make ya wanna slap em thru the screen
Especially sweet pea😂
I kinda like the “I’m getting an electric shock” look of the macaques as they throw their tantrums, lol. Having nursed 4 children, just because there are teeth, doesn’t mean nursing is painful, btw. They try a bite once or twice after getting teeth through, get taught not to do that, and carry on painlessly. I think 4 months is way too young for these little guys to wean…but that’s just imo.
@elainesewell9921 the one and only Sweetpea!! 😀
@@Bryan-jd7os I love SweetPea. He was born with special needs that are quite obvious and all ppl do is bitch about him. Ridiculous.
Weaning is a process she will keep doing what she did in this video more and more longer and longer until eventually no more nursing but the mother has to give in eventually or can be attacked from the noise of her baby crying out so she will give in eventually, this little guy you say is 7 months old is probably at the beginning stages of weaning, she will probably Introduce biting Into weaning her baby soon, alot of people think it's annoying but I always thought it was a cool thing to see the weaning going on because every mom and baby are different then the next but still similar in ways and viewers don't get to actually see alot of the actual real weaning process because either the camera guys are off recording some new baby or the mom has another baby before she weans the first one and the almost yearling just gets cut off, with all the feeding they mate more then usual so we don't see many go through the weaning steps
Thank you - we see it alot as we observe the wild troop which choose to call our property home and collect data on them (and their weaning too). Margot his mother weaned him very young, which she did with her daughters too and therefore became pregnant quickly. Sadly, Markiki is no longer here; we think he was predated on, so sad - can be reflective of his mothers early weaning style.
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WILD BABY MARKIKI MISSING (PRESUMED DECEASED)
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Its been a few days now, almost a week that none of us here at C.A.R.E. have seen young Markiki, baby born to alpha female Margot in December last year. Markiki was weaned very early (Margot's trademark mothering style), although still suckled now and then even recently. Whilst Margot too lost weight over winter, she would leave Markiki with his bigger siblings, Parky, Mushalina and Maio whilst she wandered off foraging alone or trying to reaffirm social bonds within the troop. Markiki was also often with daddy Solomon. Whilst a lot of younger males have been throwing their weight around, Solomon has also been looking a little worn-out recently; we are hoping that the summer now here means the life as a wild baboon will become easier. Markiki hasn't been seen in a while, nor has a body been found or been seen being carried (which is typical of mothers or siblings which lose an infant). It's possible he has been predated on (Solomon goes down to drink every evening with his cloud of kids and there are many big crocs in the river), this wild troop of baboons are living in a nature reserve (Big 5) and so lions, leopards, crocs, birds, snakes are many predators they must look out for. There is a misconception that baboons breed very fast; however, mothers can only become pregnant at over 4 years of age (some closer to 5,6 or even 7 years). Many baboons don't make it to sexual maturity (like little Markiki). Females are pregnant for around 6 months, and then it is usual for her to have her infant suckle for the next 6-18 months, meaning she is unable to become pregnant again (in normal cases) until she weans her infant. It is always sad to see one of our wild baboons die or go missing; especially when you see them born, them growing and the relationships they develop within the troop.
I couldn't see where mom was denying him. What was she doing to stop him from nursing?
@@None-ya1 The video probably missed the beginning of it when she was pushing him away, getting up and walking off, giving him warning bites, which aren't really bites; she'll just hold his arm or leg in her mouth without biting down. After all that is when they start behaving like this, where any slight movement when they're near the breast is a No signal.
they always think its the end of the world but they soon adapt
I can’t help but laugh at the noises. There’s such a variety of different sounds!
I love to listen to baby baboons "talk"! 🐒
Same here!
Baboons really do make the most ungodly noises 🤣 unlike Macaques though, I don’t mind it as much.
Lol I thought I was alone!! It's funny, Markiki is unique
That’s not a baby
Can you please leAve the captions on screen longer for those of us with visual problems. TY.
Noted, thank you Marilyn for watching - we are animal care-givers, videos is something we try to do, but of course need to do better - so we will try, Thank you.
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He knows he's not supposed to do it 🤣😂🤣😂 that's why he sneaks up on it!!!
They don't understand, they been doing it since birth, they don't understand the rejection
какой красивый малыш
мама от груди отлучает, а он как выпрашивает))))
Baboons give me the wholesale, they remind me of Werewolves...lol
That would be the last time he screamed like that in front of me.
Well, I guess you better not raise any baboons.
Life is tough,,,he'll survive..😂
It's always sad to watch babies being weaned but mom knows what's best for their growing babies ... Thanks for sharing
So true! thank you for your support - it means a lot :)
It looks and sounds like something out of a nightmare
But mom gives in...just like the macs.
Geez that baboon screams so loudly
Love how he stands right in front of it but knows better lol
I BET YOU DO DEANNE! STOP TALKING! GET BACK TO THE KITCHEN! SHUT YOUR FACE!
That little whine is cute but that scream goes right through me.
Beautiful family, the older sister looks at the little brother like "been there & done all that, good luck"🤞😂
Weened between 4 months - 18 months? I suppose that sounds reasonable. I've been watching vids of gorilla troops and they breast feed up to 3 years old.
yes all individual, some for very long periods, some shorter; as humans also choose dependable on the person.
Orangutans nurse their Young for up to 7 years! Record holders amongst primates. Not sure where the record stands with the rest of the animal kingdom, though.
Thank you for sharing your video.. 💜🐒💙😊💚🐵🧡
Thank you too
Way too go mom, he is really big an find food on his own
Mother primates feed their kids all the way until they’re about to give birth again, it having nothing to do with being able to find food on it’s on. Monkeys get so much more than a full stomach from nursing. Take orangutans for example, the females give birth every 6 to 7 years. So guess how long the mothers nurse for, 6 years. It’s not because the orangutan can find food on it’s on, it was able to find food 4 years ago. And just because a mother say no at a specific time doesn’t means she’s weaning her kid, she’s just saying No at this moment.
I would be SUICIDAL if I had to listen to this screaming and yelling all day long.
The mom is sitting there unbothered 😂
This racket and their raids on garbage cans and homes in rural South Africa is when neighborhoods quietly take direct action, shooting or poisoning any troops causing issues. More recently electric fencing has been deployed which is working very well and is not lethal. A few shocks and you learn fast. Monkeys are considered serious pests in parts of the country where agriculture is the primary occupation. These guys have few allies and nobody talks when a dozen turn up dead in the morning. Other monkeys are shot on sight with no bag limit or season. You can hire shooting squads the same way others call Terminix. They are a good hunting challenge because most are in the trees.
I think it's sad that humans feel the need to destroy the habitat of so many animals and than act like they are the problem.
A lot like taking human babies off the breast or bottle. Some do very well and others, not so much.
I'm disappointed that you didn't use this video to educate viewers just a little bit more about what that weaning process means to the baby. Towards the end you made one comment that he missed the comfort of his mother's teat. That is very true but he misses even more the comfort of her comfort you might say. He misses the sound of her heartbeat the warmth of her chest against his the feeling of safety and security with her arms around him and being able to clutch her chest while she runs off to save him from any impending threat. These babies have lived on their mother for months. They don't know anything else but this life. When she starts to wean them my suspicion is the loss of the milk is the least of all. But the loss of all of that is something that they have to experience as a rejection of mother. It's as though she is just turning her back on them and leaving them alone in the world. It seems that baboons are highly emotionally intelligent, quite opposite of what they are given credit for. The rejection bye Mom of everything you have known would have to be beyond heartbreaking.
Again I ask you to please consider being a little more factual to your viewers and supporters and fans, and especially the haters if they'll bother to read and hear, that this is not all about spoiled little brats who just want the milk bar which is what I read most often. Thank you for the brilliant work that you do.
Call in the Komodo’s
Omg, I seriously had no idea there was a breed worse than macques weaning!
Look up baby elephants being weaned and having tantrums. They’re awful little beasts when it comes to weaning time. The elephant mothers shove and whack the babies with their trunks. Elephant mothers don’t put up with tantrums…even other members of the herd will whack the baby when it has a tantrum. Elephants don’t put up with any crap from their babies. They’ll leave them behind.
For the babies it's the end of the world lol. So cute
The baby baboons look cute and the adults have beautiful faces 🐒❣️
THANK YOU XX
Baboons are my favorite because of their beautiful eyes and that long velvet nose. All monkeys are family centered but baboons even more so I think. The babies are treasured like we treasure ours. I bet weaning is just aweful for them because a baby is distraught. Other monkeys love their babies but not nearly as I have witnessed in baboons. It's funny how did breeds interact also like in hydraious the males are over bearing and hold the females to strict dicipline while forgive me but I can't remember all the names anyway the group beside the hymadraous the male has to dole out love and pamper the females. I need to watch more on all of them but the families bonds are similar in all baboons. I just love them
What is that hollering in the background. Sounds scary. I love watching the monkeys they are so interesting and beautiful
I love the adults faces! They are gorgeous 🥰 the babies are pretty cute too 💖
She needs to stand her ground as mom ,with this one
This is so funny....he stands next to the teet....like it will jump in his mouth maybe...
When I saw those big eyes on the thumbnail, I thought they were photoshopped!
Word of the Day: Forage. ❤
I have heard baboons are supposedly some of the best animal parents
Sad but necessary. Mom does as she sees fit.
Writing in cursive.,bugs me. Ya baboons sound like this, baby is fussing in baboon baby talk. Baboons have a large vocabulary. I surprised the adults aren't chatting more.
The sounds that these little beasts make are as ugly and annoying as these hideous creatures are.
EXTREMELY DANGEROUY CLOSE
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These monkey mothers always give in to them, I havent seen one yet no matter what kind it is not give in to them. Some paid a huge price for spoiling them.
The captions disappear before I can read them!
Your subtitles were just a little to fast
Her 5 baby?? How many do they normally have??
That scream would make me insane!
It’s isn’t just about suckling food but it’s used to regulate the youngsters mental well being, just as some are easier to wean because they don’t need the extra holding by mother. Like human children they can each be very different when it comes to nursing and weaning. It’s quite interesting to study and watch the different behaviors between siblings.
Ew. That thing is gross
Ugly. 😟😀
If mama gives in, that is why the tantrum is effective. You cannot give in. Second, is there still milk to give? Is this the sign to wean?
Is it really weaning when the mother gives in?
That's how weaning starts :)
Its not weaning at all, its spoiling them and makes them more dependent on there Mothers.
They have to gradually do it, that's why it's called weaning smh. They don't stop over night smh
@@ebonyhaslett7122 well I think the mother just gets tired of hearing it or dealing with it so she just gives in that's my opinion yeah I'm right
Weaning is a slow process. She’s making him wait until she’s ready to feed him and will stop him a little sooner with every feed until he’s only feeding once or twice a day and then stop him completely. This process takes months
monkeys usually nurse their babies for a year - leave them alone - don't scare them
Not as bad as a macaque
Funny!
I guess Baboons need to take a back seat to Macaques.
Macaques temper tantrums are tops.
This Baby is tame compared to its cousins.
These are the most elegant monkeys that I've ever seen. Mom is so graceful the way she strolls across the yard. Their face is stunning. I could watch them all day and nite
Please play some more videos of them. I would appreciate it. Thank you so much if you do.👍👍🤗😀😋❤️❤️❤️❤️
They are the most vile agressive ugly things that tear live creatures apart.
Elegant my a$$….these things are vicious. And cost farmers BILLIONS in lost crops every year. I watched a video where a man couldn’t figure out why his goats were getting skinny. One actually died. He set up a camera and saw that when he would leave after he put out feed for his goats, a mob of baboons were coming in, attacking the goats and stealing their food. Lots of people seem to have empathy for these vile creatures, but none for the people that suffer because of them.
They are the mortal enemy of any farmer that lives near them. They literally take one bite out of every single piece of fruit, because it ruins the entire crop. That's how greedy these creatures are.
Just like human babies
Maybe u check animal lovers omg 😲that man abusing babay monkey 🐒
She is a weak mother
1st or 4th? #spelling
They always give in.
Time to find it own food.
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Thank you! Just a tip, use Ariel or Times New Roman font. It is more universally accessible. Thank you!!!
You can see he's thinking if l'm gentle, slow and tickle my mum, she might feed me again. This is such a sweet and lovely caring moment between them all really 😀🐒❤💜
Bad mum never give them their way that's the wrong way to handle this problem a firm no and viciously attacking if necessary it's only way as far as I've seen
Don't we all just like the comfort of our mama's teats?
Not justamas teats any more
Uh nope
You mean didn’t? I really hope you aren’t still nursing
That's just disturbing statement from anyone that's old enough to make it!
Hmmm I wonder which number "firth" is?!?!? Could it be 11 or maybe 2 or 32 and is there a "firthteen" and if so how many is that?!?!?!
💝🥰💙🐵🐵I love monkeys! Baboons are so cute when babies! I love their noises they make! So adorable! 🐵❤️💜💝
thank you for your lovely comment
And people complain about the other monkeys! I'll take them over this any day!
Beautiful little ones!!
Yes they are! thank you
Those things aren't as cute as monkeys. The babies are sweet but the adults look mean.
Even with the tantrum scream….these baby baboons are FAR more tolerable than those vile, obnoxious, gluttonous, entitled, n*pple-leeching, rodent macaques. I’d pay to watch 100 of those little rats slowly peeled like an orange just to hear it scream. These are actually kinda cute. Destructive rodents none-the-less
There are places you can go to get help for those feelings. Maybe even a mental health hotline?
@@bonnieparmain7463 Mental health hotline??? They're the ones who turned me on to macaque snuff videos. But, I digress.... Your offense is a turn-on, Bonnie....what are you wearing right now, baby. And, and don't leave any details out.
You clearly have no comprehension that macaques are not humans. NO animal is capable of being gluttonous or entitled. It's simply an animal nursing. They all do it... Every species. And none like being denied when it's time to wean. The bizarre fixation you haters have with them nursing is funny
@@elliesouza717 🤣🤣🤣
Thats the problem with kids today mommy gives into them
Bs, my mom would beat my ass.
She shouldn't have given in.
Great video but please ZOOM OUT!!
She isn't weak by giving in. He is learning the lesson I see most ryhsis macqacs do also. He's being told that she isn't a passifier, she isn't a teething ring, and she's not going to feed him night and day. He still gets his milk but only a couple times per day so he better make use of that time to get full otherwise he has to forage like everyone else. It's still such a beautiful bond that many people missed out on with human mother's.
Yeah the weaning process with animals like these aren't usually cold turkey. It can be up to a year! I don't think she's trying to wean him cold turkey. Just setting boundaries and letting him know he can't always get what he wants when he wants and he need to start helping himself or he won't make it!
They sound like a human child!
Coitadinho do filhotinho, não tem nada no peito da mãe nem um pouquinho de leite seco. Tem que alimentar esses animais 🐒🐳🍌🍅🍉🍐
If it were me, once I started there would be no going back.
Y’all know good damn and well you added sound. Just STOP!
Sees worse. He was giving all he had. Even tears. 🐵
The sound effects do not belong to this video
That's sad to be 7mo n still nurse
I see you've edited and added sounds to make it more "interesting" for people to watch. Unfortunately, they are not accurate. So why do it?
The audio was slightly edited as there were some really, really loud banging noises as the baboons jumped on the tin roof. Tried to edit them out. Mainly the audio is untouched. Hey we aren't video-editing specialists, just animal care peeps that try our best.
Weaning videos? Taking a break from the Monkeys-stuck videos? I can tell by your comment that you're one of those sick fucks that likes to watch these animals suffers.
We call him ‘mama’s body’ 😝😝😝
It has nothing to do with the baby having teeth
Damn I wish she hadnt given in
No pacifiers!!
I can't stand baby macaques when they have their tantrums but I love these little baboons....what sense does this make??
They are just as nasty as the other monkeys but they sound way worse I hate the sound they make had to turn my volume down
Baby baboon tantrums are my favorite. I love those babies so much.
They are honestly so cute 🥹
This is definitely not weaning especially if he got his way
Is the audio dubbed over? Just curious it’s a great video :) love that little one
Pretty sure that’s what they sound like.
I know it is the audio just doesn’t seem to match up with the video. Could just be a delay.
@@MadameButterfli some of it had a loud banging noise in it due to a baboon banging on the roof, so you are right, some was snipped out. It is mostly all attached to the right clips.