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  • čas přidán 18. 05. 2023
  • In Franceville of Gabon, Delphine Verrier shares her surroundings with about 200 mandrills. Each day, this veterinarian strives to maintain the health of the population, as well as understand the social functioning of this magnificent primate with the bright-coloured muzzle.
    Fascinated by mandrills, Delphine discovered the CIRMF, or International Centre for Medical Research in Franceville, which is also home to the Primatology Centre. The CIRMF mandrill colony was created in 1983 with the introduction of fifteen orphan mandrills from females that had been killed by hunters.
    These mandrills live in a natural enclosure of tropical forest covering eight hectares and have reproduced over the years. Today, this enclosure hosts the world's biggest colony of mandrills living in semi-liberty.
    Documentary: Humanima - Beyond The Mask
    Directed by: Guilhem Rondot
    Production: Productions Nova Média
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Komentáře • 55

  • @GreenFarmingDocumentaryUS
    @GreenFarmingDocumentaryUS Před měsícem +1

    Fantastic video! It’s fascinating to see how complex and vibrant the social interactions of mandrills are. Great footage and insightful commentary-really highlights the importance of understanding these unique primates. Thanks for sharing!"

  • @GastonMaqueda
    @GastonMaqueda Před rokem +9

    One of my favourites monkeys.
    The colours and the attitude of this animals are amazing

  • @honestangel2
    @honestangel2 Před 9 měsíci +8

    Beautiful documentary and mandrills are my favorite animal. Respect and props to Ms. Verrier for her work and for educating others about these incredible animals. I can relate to her fascination with them. They are just gorgeous and have so much personality.

    • @yehuditstauber1305
      @yehuditstauber1305 Před 7 měsíci +5

      They're my favorite animal too! I'm guessing there aren't that many of us out there ❤

    • @mandrillium
      @mandrillium Před 5 měsíci +2

      ​@@yehuditstauber1305there is a whole group that loves mandrills.

    • @sloeberdoet
      @sloeberdoet Před 5 měsíci +1

      Not my favorite but definitively the most beautiful primates.@@yehuditstauber1305

    • @kazakh_ssr
      @kazakh_ssr Před měsícem +1

      ​@@yehuditstauber1305their only disadvantage is that they don't chirp, the mandrills.

  • @williamblansett5786
    @williamblansett5786 Před 11 měsíci +11

    What's astounding to me that you are able to sit there confident you won't be harmed.

    • @barbara6962
      @barbara6962 Před 10 měsíci

      She wouldn't if it was chimps or and gorillas though

    • @williamblansett5786
      @williamblansett5786 Před 10 měsíci

      @@barbara6962 there are films of Diane Fossey with Gorillas and Jane Goodall with Chimpanzees taking the same risk. I wouldn't trust Chimpanzees and I would trust Baboons, particularly Mandrills less.

    • @lennarthagen3638
      @lennarthagen3638 Před 10 měsíci

      Why would they harm her? They have machine guns anyways.

    • @L33tSkE3t
      @L33tSkE3t Před 9 měsíci

      @@barbara6962This Channel literally has a video where they rehabilitate Gorillas. They don’t sit with the adults but, sit with and even carry the younger ones.

  • @christinemcdonald8705
    @christinemcdonald8705 Před 10 měsíci +3

    Oh and a little guenon too, there so sweet you don’t see them on here very often.

  • @lilirishgrl
    @lilirishgrl Před 3 měsíci +1

    Cool documentary thanks

    • @SLICE_Wild
      @SLICE_Wild  Před 3 měsíci

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  • @luarcobal3127
    @luarcobal3127 Před 10 měsíci +3

    they are great singers, like the mandrill sisters 😅

  • @nilanjanachatterjee9023
    @nilanjanachatterjee9023 Před 10 měsíci

    Excellent video 😊

  • @LuisRodriguez-pd1ul
    @LuisRodriguez-pd1ul Před 10 měsíci +2

    Debemos cuidar con esmero esos preciosos primates

  • @PortmanRd
    @PortmanRd Před 10 měsíci +4

    Size of its bloody teeth. 😮

  • @jeremyjasonpage5863
    @jeremyjasonpage5863 Před 4 měsíci

    Amen brother ❤

  • @indyreno2933
    @indyreno2933 Před rokem +5

    Scientific names of all nine extant baboon species:
    1) Therocebus kindae - Kinda Baboon
    2) Lycopithecus cynocephalus - Yellow Baboon
    3) Lycopithecus ursinus - Chacma Baboon
    4) Papio guineensis - Guinea Baboon
    5) Papio anubis - Olive Baboon
    6) Papio hamadryas - Hamadryas Baboon
    7) Theropithecus gelada - Bleeding-Hearted Baboon/Gelada Baboon/Gelada
    8) Mandrillus leucophaeus - Pink-Chinned Baboon/Drill
    9) Mandrillus sphinx - Sphinx Baboon/Mandrill

    • @lennarthagen3638
      @lennarthagen3638 Před 10 měsíci +2

      Madrills, drills and geladas are not baboons mr expert

    • @indyreno2933
      @indyreno2933 Před 10 měsíci

      @lennarthagen3638, actually, mandrills, drills, and geladas are baboons, a baboon is any primate that belongs to the tribe Papionini, there are nine extant species of baboon within five genera: the Kinda Baboon (Therocebus kindae), the Yellow Baboon (Lycopithecus cynocephalus), the Chacma Baboon (Lycopithecus ursinus), the Guinea Baboon (Papio guineensis), the Olive Baboon (Papio anubis), the Hamadryas Baboon (Papio hamadryas), the Bleeding-Hearted Baboon, Gelada Baboon, or Gelada (Theropithecus gelada), the Pink-Chinned Baboon or Drill (Mandrillus leucophaeus), and the Sphinx Baboon or Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx), based on this classification, the guinea, olive, and hamadryas baboons are all more closely related to the gelada, drill, and mandrill than they are to the three other baboon species native to Southern Africa, the features that classify geladas, drills, and mandrills as baboons would be their elongated canine teeth and dog-like snouts, baboons (tribe Papionini) belong to the family Papionidae along with mangabeys (tribe Cercocebini) and macaques (subfamily Macacinae), with mangabeys and baboons both classified under the subfamily Papioninae.

    • @brightdays555
      @brightdays555 Před 8 měsíci

      Thank you

  • @chephreniconoclast7092
    @chephreniconoclast7092 Před rokem +2

    based

  • @csemiczkyjanko
    @csemiczkyjanko Před 10 měsíci +1

    How come that among people women choose partner but with anumals males have to fight?

  • @gabrielvisciglia5427
    @gabrielvisciglia5427 Před 9 měsíci

    In the Fiji jungle 4:44

  • @TaiLayMienTay
    @TaiLayMienTay Před 5 měsíci

    Dẹb púa👍❤❤❤❤

  • @kazakh_ssr
    @kazakh_ssr Před měsícem

    Do they chirp?

    • @rotfront_1917
      @rotfront_1917 Před 25 dny

      No, they do not chirp. The mandrills, you know.

  • @shellyhudson1631
    @shellyhudson1631 Před 10 měsíci +3

    So if you have cuts or abrasions the virus is transmitted to you is what she just said. I am interested in all the material the public hasn't got to see. I'm not making accusations or assumptions but with her statement on catching it and it's almost the same as the HIV virus it's my understanding that there has to be people that caught it to make that statement. I was young but I remember aids and the devastation it caused. How hard would it be for someone who hates homosexuals to get something carrying the virus like blood(unlikely unless one of the scientists got it) or feces that carries it which is still hard but anyone could pick that up and transmit it to the first homosexual man and knowing their behavior of many sexual partners with no protection. This would have caused the explosion we had. Or perhaps the virus was tampered with to become the aids virus and given out. I heard when aids started it came from a man having sex with an animal. There's no proof of that. Aids was traced back to a bisexuality man who had been in the countries that the mandrels lived. Or anyone could have exposed him in one way or another. I to this day think aids was a weapon. It struck with deadly force and left millions dead. People are still contracting it. It got out of hand and finally recognized when it hit the heterosexual population and only then did our sh*thead government do anything about it. It was rhe gay disease and it was natural selection that gays were the only ones to have it but it creeper in anyway. I feel the same a out covid. It has taken out a million here and most were elderly or middle aged people with many health problems. I think it was supposed to take out those people and relieve the strain on our government with helping people. Retired or disabled people were wiped out in waves. It's "split" and now has a ton of variants to keep destroying people. It was biological warfare designed to take certain people out but unlike aids it viciously killed the sick and older people. We got a Vax but my question is why the hell has the Vax not been changed to hit variants? Were still getting the initial covid Vax while we're catching variants that it doesn't touch. Why the hell did the Senate hold a conference about aliens and people who've seen them. There are people who are said to been murdered over info. All well and fine but we have now many covid viruses and his or aids plus enough drugs seized daily to wipe out the whole country. We need to start holding the government and scientist accountable. I would be willing to bet that thousands of people who have had info have been silenced for good. Wake up yall were in a war and will be within our own homes. Too many crazy illnesses then a couple catastrophic viruses that still travel through the populations

    • @williamblansett5786
      @williamblansett5786 Před 10 měsíci

      Any virus that an animal, including man, can carry that can be transmitted through bodily fluids can be caught from killing or preparing the infected animal for food. If you have multiple sexual partners or unnatural relations then you have open yourself to disease. Animals with sexual viruses usually, not always, don't live long enough to die from the disease.

    • @Emma-ey8cu
      @Emma-ey8cu Před 10 měsíci

      Homosexual men are no more permiscuious than men in general. That statement is the problem.

  • @rama_lama_ding_dong
    @rama_lama_ding_dong Před 9 měsíci

    ??? she's completely wrong about hiv and micro cuts

  • @matttriano
    @matttriano Před 2 měsíci +1

    Are you weirdos BLURRING their anatomy?

  • @ramudepally5155
    @ramudepally5155 Před 9 měsíci

    Polepally sez Village kaveramapeta జడ్చర్ల mahobobnagar sssss wards keyboard colander కేవలం జిమ్మధర్ సంబ్దిత కేటగిరీ indipendent not airport nit self boss ఒన్నర్స్ tata indicom tata docomo

  • @ramudepally5155
    @ramudepally5155 Před 9 měsíci

    Hindi రేడియో మిర్చి పోలేపల్లి సెజ్ బాధితులు asosseision కార్ రేడియో మిర్చి

  • @jeremyjasonpage5863
    @jeremyjasonpage5863 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Jesus Christ made the mandrills

  • @jhonkhan8153
    @jhonkhan8153 Před 3 měsíci

    🤣🤣they will soon claim to be scientists ,making their discovery to all mankind 🤣 NONESSENCE

  • @mingmasherpa9537
    @mingmasherpa9537 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Women Only Toil In Vain
    By B. L. JANA
    Women represent one of the major development forces in the world. According to an United Nations report, women work longer hours than men and in third world countries especially, they supervise family and homestead activities, including agriculture in rural areas. The official statement of a 1995 UN conference on women lamented that women still had little access to or ownership of productive resources and markets.
    Although women in most countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America play a major role in rural development, they do not get any credit for it; the men walk away with all the rewards and the recognition. Also the needs and priorities of female farmers are ignored. They are not, for example, given access to new technological innovations. In most third world countries, women are confined to the roles of wife, mother, sister and homemaker. No wonder, women farmers are worse off in developing countries like ours.
    But lately, there has been greater acceptance of women's abilities. In India, 84% of all economically active women in villages are involved in agriculture, directly or indirectly. A National Sample Survey Organization report of 1993 stated 18% of all farm families are headed by women. The figure varies from state to state. While women's participation in Haryana and Punjab is only 1.45% and 4.28% respectively, it is 28% in Maharashtra and 40% in Tamil Nadu. In the Northeast, 70% of all women take part in agricultural activities, while in Andhra Pradesh the figure is as high as 95%.
    Self Help Is Best
    Women in agriculture could be organized into self help groups in order to empower them economically. A self help group is a voluntary association of 10 to 20 female farmers with common interests to help them mobilize savings, manage credit, take low interest loans for income generating activities and solve other financial problems. Such a group is democratic and without any political or religious affiliations.
    Many of these groups, with the assistance of nongovernmental organizations, have successfully developed schemes of revolving credit which have enabled the members to reap greater benefits from their savings. Rural women should also be encouraged to form cooperatives and directed into areas of rural industry like fruits and vegetables processing, mushroom cultivation making handicrafts, tailoring, embroidery, making toys, dolls and so on.
    In this, government sponsored schemes like the Mahila Samridhi Yojana of August 1995 which provided poor women in the villages an allowance of Rs 75, to be deposited in post office accounts, are very helpful.
    Hard Workers
    Analysis of development projects in India and elsewhere in the developing world reveals that women perform better than men and are more reliable. Allowed greater exposure to economic activities, they can become leaders.
    But few attempts have been made to study the participation of women in agriculture and allied activities. Although they do everything from managing the livestock, to sowing, transplanting, weeding, cutting, harvesting, threshing, winnowing and even storing crops, they are exploited as cheap labour. In addition, they also have to perform household duties and look after the children. In the absence of machines, they are assigned laborious tasks like transplanting paddy, harvesting with traditional sickles, drying the produce in the hot sun, parboiling the rice using traditional arduous methods, and so on.
    But if women farmers' condition is to improve, the government must take policy initiatives to allow them access to technology, give them recognition and plan and execute suitable programmes for them. Policy makers should also be sensitized to gender issues. Women should also be allowed to own land and be made aware of their legal and constitutional rights. Panchayats, especially, should be directed to devise programmes especially for the sustainable development of women farmers in the villages.
    Courtesy: The Telegraph
    Kolkata Friday 15 November 2002
    Vol: XXI No: 130.