Jungle Monkey

POLL: do you run through the jungle like a Monkey?

Would you want to be a Monkey or a Koala more?
dang i thought i posted this in P&S. UGHHH oh well.....................

I would be a chimp >:D wild and free

Forest Jungle Animals Monkey Deer Raccoon Bear $19.99 Forest Jungle Animals Monkey Deer Raccoon Bear - Wall Decal

Lollipop Jungle Plush Monkey $14.99 For a cuddly companion in the baby crib give your daughter the Lollipop Jungle Pink Plush Monkey by Lambs & Ivy. This perfectly pink plush monkey toy wears a friendly smile that's bound to make your little girl happy and it has velcro on its hands so it can hang from just about anywhere just like the real thing. It may be a baby toy but this stuffed monkey has all the style of the Lollipop Jungle Nursery Collection and makes a cute accent piece to the rest of the decor. So add it to your baby's room today and give your little princess a new friend to play with!

Monkey Jungle $6.2 No Synopsis Available

Monkey Monkey Monkey (Hardcover) $22.44 Determined to find a monkey-monkey nut to call his own, Little Monkey heads to the jungle to begin his search; hearing new sounds, seeing wonderful new things, and making special new friends along the way before returning to his Mom and Dad who have a special surprise waiting just for him!

Jungle Babies Milton the Monkey $24.95 Your baby's first little friend could be Milton the Monkey from the Jungle Babies collection from NoJo. The plush stuffed toy is cuddly soft and will always be close by to keep your little one company. Sitting in his crib or displayed on a shelf or dresser, the smiling monkey looks so lifelike with embroidered details and a button red nose. The bear measures 15" tall from the top of his head to the bottom of his feet and he is 15" wide from hand to hand. Milton is made from a cotton/polyester blend. The filling is 100% polyester. Wash surface only by hand using a damp cloth or sponge that has been dipped in warm water and mild soap. Line dry. Gift Wrap not available. Shipping Note: This item ships via UPS Ground within contiguous United States only. Cannot be shipped to AK/HI, PO boxes, US territories, or APO/FPO addresses.

Monkey in Jungle of Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan, India $29.99 Bill Bachmann Monkey in Jungle of Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan, India - Photographic Print

Jungle Monkey Framed Artwork $100 Welcome to the jungle. This giclee print looks and feels like original artwork. It is printed on canvas, hand painted with special details, mounted with your choice of mat and then framed. Shown here with the Green Stripe mat. See Detailed Photos for other mat options.

Blue Monkey's Tail from the Omaha Zoo's Lied Jungle, Nebraska $34.99 Joel Sartore Blue Monkey's Tail from the Omaha Zoo's Lied Jungle, Nebraska - Photographic Print

Blue Monkey from the Omaha Zoo's Lied Jungle, Nebraska $34.99 Joel Sartore Blue Monkey from the Omaha Zoo's Lied Jungle, Nebraska - Photographic Print

Gund Jungle Chatter Animals - Monkey $6.95 These adorable little chatterboxes from Gund are sure to delight. Press their tummy and they make realistic animal noises! Choose from: Monkey Elephant Tiger Lion Specifications: 4.5" high Spot clean, air dry

Wool Monkey Jungle Beanie (Nepal) $46.75 Stay warm and stylish with this beautiful beanie style hat. Crafted by artisans in Nepal, this jungle monkey beanie is crafted of beautiful 100-percent wool with fleece lining. Product Features:Style: BeanieMaterials: Wool with fleece liningSize: One size fits mostCare instructions: Hand wash Story Behind the Art:Woven by natives of the Himalayan country of Nepal, each piece is hand crafted by talented Nepalese women in their leisure time. Many of these women make their living crafting these beautiful, warm hats. Most of the women come specifically from the town of Bhaktapur. Some tourists have described this part of Nepal as being like Disneyland, but with its own primitive and unique character, a town of living heritage. What is Worldstock?The handcrafted touch of artisan skill will create variations in color, size and design. Color diffearences may occur between the actual product and your computer screen. If buying two of the same item, slight differences will occur from piece to piece.ImportedShips Carbon Neutral*

Monkey Monkey Monkey By MacLennan, Cathy $19.27 Determined to find a monkeymonkey nut to call his own, Little Monkey heads to the jungle to begin his search; hearing new sounds, seeing wonderful new things, and making special new friends along the way before returning to his Mom and Dad who have a special surprise waiting just for him Author: MacLennan, Cathy Publication Date: 2009/03/03 Number of Pages: 32 Binding Type: Hardcover Grade Level: Preschool Language: English Depth: 0.50 Width: 11.50 Height: 10.25

Beistle 54432 Jungle Monkey Party Canopy $78.98 Made of green and light green tissue. Comprised of four 12 leaf garlands. Dangling monkey attached to cardstock bananas. Covers an area of approximately 20 x 20 . One per package.

Adult Monkey Costume - Monkey Chimpanzee $57.95 Hoo-Hoo! The party is your jungle! Everyone has at one time imagined the life of a chimp: Jumping from vine to vine, or swinging from the rafters, the chimpanzee knows only how to have the best time, and with this outfit, there is no substitute! You'll be the wily life of the night, so grab this Monkey Chimpanzee Adult Monkey Costume and go bananas! You can't go wrong with the simplicity of this Monkey Chimpanzee Adult Monkey Costume, and once you're out on the town, it's all monkey business! Gender: Male Theme: Traditional Size: XL Color: None

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The Monkey Song from the Jungle Book

Monkey Business in Borneo

We packed the shorts and togs, caught the Petra Jaya bus 6 out of Kuching, Sarawak, to the tiny sea side town of Bako Bazaar, the plan was to catch a boat out to Bako National Park. It is a 20 minute very peaceful boat ride out to the park which is surprisingly very close to Kuching but leaves you with a feeling of being a long way from any form of civilization.

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We landed in a small water taxi at a beautiful pristine white sandy beach where we waded ashore, hey - this is surely what our colonial ancestors did in long billowing frocks with babies on their hips. Walking up from the beach we found the Park HQ, a small restaurant and shop that sold a few tinned and dried foods and had some over cooked unappetising dishes sitting under the lights in a Bain Marie. Being wary of food that has been sitting around in the heat we opted to buy several tins of fish, beef, sardines and noodles of many makes and flavours.

Bako National Park is famous for its assorted wildlife, rainforests, four different species of Pitcher plants, trekking trails, the rare Proboscis monkey and the ultra friendly but more plentiful Macaque monkeys; these cheeky friendly guys we were to discover are entrepreneurs with a capital E.

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We were staying a few days at the small huts which were very basic and clean and had large visual warnings to close doors and windows to keep the monkeys out.
So off we went to explore, follow trails, and find the wild life. Wonderful Macaque Monkeys swinging in the lush rain forest nurturing babies on their backs and spotting the rare Proboscis monkey, also magnificent bird life and best of all the sunset.

Our trail took us high up into the rain forest and eventually coming out at a stunning white sandy beach as the sun was setting, so with not a human in sight we stripped and plunged into the balmy South China Sea.

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Wandering back to our humble abode we found a scene of devastation the thieves had been in, our back packs systematically emptied and contents strewn all over the floor. Swear to god someone had been after our money and credit cards. Monkeys can’t use credit cards or access ATM machines – yet - our tin food had gone!!!! The tins of tuna, bully beef, sardines, just vanished - spotting the wide open window, it dawned the brilliant monkeys had prized open the not 100% secure window and went shopping, - Yum!

Not a morsel left, so out into the forest we marched ready to claim our property back yeah - our friendly thieves were high in the trees mocking us; yes we did find some of the loot obviously dropped from high in the trees when they discovered they simply didn’t own a can opener. We were told later, they are experts with the finger lock cans they’re made for monkeys.

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Gone are the days of banana eating monkeys swinging from tree to tree, no they sit on a branch wrenching open tin lids, devouring the non organic reconstituted protein and dropping the non biodegradable can on the forest floor to slowly rust. After retrieving a few dented cans we also managed a meal that night.

No monkey business after that, we made sure the doors and windows were properly secured. You do have to be alert when taking photos of them as they entice you to come closer, then extremely quickly they’ll snatch your camera out of your hands. We had that feeling that 'we' were being photographed as we were walking around!

About the Author

Elaine and Richard Bryant are experienced participants in overseas adventure travel and after many years as naturalists and guides in their own outdoor travel business are now independent and have a passion for finding that idyllic corner of the world and information sometimes overlooked by those seeking outdoor adventure travel experiences.

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