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Yes, me too!🙏🙏🙏

And me

Hey girl 😊

Hi sweetie

@susieq3235 how are you doing darlin? I was thinking about you and Trelydia today as I sat on a dock and watched a pair of swans swam by. I will send you the video 😊

Hi Jen xxx

@jackiesrockincooke1413 how are you doing hun? Great batch of videos tonight eh!

@jenniferlynn79 I'm doing great sweetheart, thank you for asking. A.M. always delivers awesome episodes. Xxx

So happy for Floffi! High hopes for that baby girl!💖

Finger crossed ❤

Hi

Me too. I can't tell if Layla is distracting Floffi (and that may be dangerous), or if having Layla around makes Floffi more aware to keep hold of that precious baby

Hi

I was amazed that the royals didn't mind Layla got swatted by Pepper!

@elibell19, I don't think even the royals will mess with Pepper and her baby. She is fierce...

@@venetabritt2771 You are right. But I didn't know a "subject" could object to a royal visit, or royal babysitting. I have seen other mums (in Bossy's troop) going to great lengths not to offend a royal wanting to babysit. Here Pepper merely looks the other way, and shifts slightly, and that's a "no"😂

@@venetabritt2771 🤣🤣

Because it is 😁. Lately AM has used earlier but recently parts of videos he uploaded before. 🤓🇸🇪

Hey him how are you❤

Hi

Greetings from Georgia! 😊

I agree. FANCY is a great name ❤

Hey there sweet Deb! Sending hugs ❤

Hi, another hug for you

Hello!

Hi friend😊

Hi! I am really late to these videos.

Hey there dear brother ❤️

Hi there

Hi Charles. Good to see you.

​@@jenniferlynn79hi Jenn!❤

​@@yvonneconte3040hi Yvonne 😊

I don't think they do learn not to pee and poo on mom. They can't be potty trained, even the adults. Mom must be kept busy cleaning up their excrements.

It just gets cleaned up with grooming

I'm not sure if monkey's the same, but I once saw a gorilla baby (a bit older), riding on its mother's back moving it's butt away from mom's body and doing a no 2!

Hey Yvonne ❤ sending hugs

Hi there

Hey Yvonne!💖

Hello

Hello 👋👋

Not all but they do have venomous snakes for example King Cobras and Bamboo snakes. The snake in the video is a Red-necked Keelback also venomous but it's a special snake. They really don't have usable fangs. The venom sits in the back of the head so to kill their prey they have to chew on it. The same if they decided to bite a human. They have to chew on us. The snake Many Banded Krait is highly venomous. Their bites is rather painless but the venom can cause organ failure. It has a neurotoxic venom that target's the nerve system. In Hong Kong they also have China's healthiest population of Burmese pythons. They're not venomous, they kill by squeezing their prey. The length of the Burmese Python in Hong Kong varies between 3-5 meters and they are Kong's largest snake. 🤓🇸🇪

​@@ML_SEwow that's so Awesome 😎 I love learning new things

​@@ML_SEwow, a python till 5 meters...maybe sometimes one of our beloved monkeys falls prey to them.

@@BrittanyBuckland-yr8pc 👍 🤓🇸🇪

@@Judith-rx7zr I've thought so too. If a Burmese Python is really hungry it can go after for example boars and dogs and hope for the best but often they live by eating birds and smaller mammals and a Rhesus macaque is a smaller mammal in my opinions specially if it's a younger one. 🤓🇸🇪