Family Trees

A short documentary about Abby's Group; a troop of white-face capuchin monkeys within Lomas Barbudal Biological Reserve in Costa Rica.
A film by Prehensile Productions
Cinematography/Editing by: Keith Heyward
Written by: Keith Heyward and Jennifer berglund
Narration by: Jennifer Berglund
Music by: Kevin MacLeod

[@lennarthagen3638]

So much better then watching them captive on a leash

[@JeanBrewer]

Lovely documentary! Thank you! 💙🐵🐒❤️

[@annecorey607]

Beautiful place water fall and lots of trees and for the wild life very good fresh air very beautiful clean water thank you for sharing your beautiful country love it thank you for sharing Bless you all have a good day thanks

[@catg.9034]

Thank you for a well put together doc. I loved it!!! PLEASE 🙏 🙏make more!!!

[@pearlrodgers354]

Thanks love this please show more I love monkies

[@Ladyalphawolf]

Fantastic video..
Narrator voice was awesome..
Thank you God bless you..

[@niecy2663]

Awesome. So educational.

[@sonjavandam6120]

THANK YOU. THAT WAS FASCINATING TO LEARN ABOUT THEIR LIVES.....

[@user-pi6lf8jf4g]

งม

[@colleendito2046]

Lovely documentary. Great stories especially Dali and Opie.

[@barblucas9188]

Excellent short documentary. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@sarakatina6528]

Deserves an EMMY!!!!! And an OSCAR!!!

[@lauradobre7735]

Minunat.

[@chelledoll321]

Great job ! Well put together. Enjoyed

[@muaar]

make more! a whole season! (without fucking up their habitat... maybe buy them land with the proceeds)

[@monkeywildlife7607]

lovely family trees

[@Ciceromax]

Great doc wish there was more.

[@iamme2336]

Great video

[@juliemorrison7038]

LOVED this!! Thank you!!

[@larryjayhamilton6718]

Those little hands would be great for a coconut farm.

[@kathysnead3139]

Way too short,....but,great work,enjoyed it thoroughly!

[@ALiberalVeteran]

I had no idea these types of troupe were governed in a matriarchal way.

[@terrismith9662]

The only thing I didn't like about this documentary is that it was too short.

[@user-gk9ro6rg1c]

Bảo vệ con này thấy thông minh đó nhe cần bảo tồn động vật nầy

[@WolfFang884]

Very nice

[@julianparker839]

Very good doc tho

[@luarcobal3127]

was sleep when she started narrating..just wake up..

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

Really great editing Keith. How long did it take you to shoot all of this wonderful footage?

[@Ladyalphawolf]

mhotl Keith did not shoot this short doc...

[@KeithHeyward]

Keith DID shoot this short doc.

[@jaxel7691]

How can you make that last statement with absolutely no explanation?!?! Seriously??

[@turdburglar2587]

monke

[@julianparker839]

Cleverest primates hmmmm

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

1:05 "PERHAPS"

[@paulforder591]

Sorry, Ms. Berglund, but I pronounce it Cap-U-chin, and NOT Ca--POOCH--in! I choose whichever pronounciation suits me. Otherwise, a watchable mini--documentary about the capuchin monkey. 🐒🐒🐒😁

[@m.p.472]

Nice documentary, but the chinese music does not fit... Costarica also has nice folk music..

[@mahribeneda6462]

Maybe your family tree not mine.

[@lennarthagen3638]

They shine is this role? Why does she say that? Their not pets...isnt this narrator a so called 'expert'? They shine in the wild not captive ffs.

[@pumasgoya]

I hate how they pronounce capuchin. Kah-pew-chin. Yuk. Say kah- poo- chin, with the stress on the I.

[@ClownWhisper]

Oh my God, learn how to say Capuchin correctly. Ca-poo-chin m m

[@KeithHeyward]

The most common American pronunciation is actually ka-pyoo-shn and the British pronunciation is more commonly ka-poo-chn. But to each there own.