George the Spider Monkey Wants Some Attention.
This Video was Made at Safarick's Animal Rescue.
George was rescued as an infant when his mother was killed. He is now permanently living at the Rescue Center because once a Spider monkey is taken out of the wild they can never return.
George When He was a Baby.
Safarick's Animal Rescue.
The rescue center is located on the Caribbean side of Panama close to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Portobelo. The port where the Spanish loaded their galleons full of Central American and South American gold. Captain Morgan was the buccaneer who sacked the town in an overnight raid hurting the Spanish exploitation of the region.
Was that at Summit?
Yep
Looks like it.
thanks for fina foto
he is such a cutie...
How cool! It never ceases to amaze me how easily animals establish relationships (and attachments) with humans. A friend rescued a baby squirrel and nursed it. When it was big enough he brought it to the park and released it. When he got home, the squirrel was waiting.
Animals are Amazing! George needed 24 hour care initially.
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Very cool! Interesting that they adapt so quickly from living in the wild.
They are so much like us, just a little stinkier.