the first thing that catches your eye if you’re looking at these wild owl monkeys
you’re looking at these wild owl monkeys
you’re looking at these wild owl monkeys for the first time is how much their
for the first time is how much their
for the first time is how much their faces look like an owl’s then you’ll
faces look like an owl’s then you’ll
faces look like an owl’s then you’ll notice the two infants hanging close to
notice the two infants hanging close to
notice the two infants hanging close to the adult wearing the red tracking
the adult wearing the red tracking
the adult wearing the red tracking collar you’d assume it was two
collar you’d assume it was two
collar you’d assume it was two youngsters hanging around with their
youngsters hanging around with their
youngsters hanging around with their mother but you’d be wrong
mother but you’d be wrong
mother but you’d be wrong scientists have long observed males
scientists have long observed males
scientists have long observed males caring for infant owl monkeys but it’s
caring for infant owl monkeys but it’s
caring for infant owl monkeys but it’s been unclear what the relationship is
been unclear what the relationship is
been unclear what the relationship is between them apparently the father takes
between them apparently the father takes
between them apparently the father takes a rather significant role in looking
a rather significant role in looking
a rather significant role in looking after the young in this species owl
after the young in this species owl
after the young in this species owl monkeys are known to be monogamous
monkeys are known to be monogamous
monkeys are known to be monogamous making them quite rare among most wild
making them quite rare among most wild
making them quite rare among most wild primates and the occurrence of twins is
primates and the occurrence of twins is
primates and the occurrence of twins is uncommon to National Geographic
uncommon to National Geographic
uncommon to National Geographic researcher Eduardo Fernandez Duque has
researcher Eduardo Fernandez Duque has
researcher Eduardo Fernandez Duque has been tracking our monkeys for more than
been tracking our monkeys for more than
been tracking our monkeys for more than 15 years mostly in Argentina’s Chaco
15 years mostly in Argentina’s Chaco
15 years mostly in Argentina’s Chaco region he finds it interesting that in
region he finds it interesting that in
region he finds it interesting that in numerous sightings with these two twins
numerous sightings with these two twins
numerous sightings with these two twins in most cases the mother was nowhere to
in most cases the mother was nowhere to
in most cases the mother was nowhere to be seen at all times observed Fernando
be seen at all times observed Fernando
be seen at all times observed Fernando Duque says the twins are closer to the
Duque says the twins are closer to the
Duque says the twins are closer to the father and in this video clip the mother
father and in this video clip the mother
father and in this video clip the mother only approaches her partner toward the
only approaches her partner toward the
only approaches her partner toward the end the father raises the offspring by
end the father raises the offspring by
end the father raises the offspring by transporting grooming and sharing food
transporting grooming and sharing food
transporting grooming and sharing food the mother takes care of the nursing
the mother takes care of the nursing
the mother takes care of the nursing these twins were born in November so
these twins were born in November so
these twins were born in November so some of these videos shot in December
some of these videos shot in December
some of these videos shot in December are remarkable because at even one month
are remarkable because at even one month
are remarkable because at even one month of age the twins seem to be mostly cared
of age the twins seem to be mostly cared
of age the twins seem to be mostly cared for by the Father Fernandez Duque
for by the Father Fernandez Duque
for by the Father Fernandez Duque believes that monogamy goes hand-in-hand
believes that monogamy goes hand-in-hand
believes that monogamy goes hand-in-hand with the upbringing because unlike most
with the upbringing because unlike most
with the upbringing because unlike most primates and mammals and more like
primates and mammals and more like
primates and mammals and more like humans these fathers recognize they are
humans these fathers recognize they are
humans these fathers recognize they are the father he is planning to study the
the father he is planning to study the
the father he is planning to study the father’s involvement further to research
father’s involvement further to research
father’s involvement further to research his belief that the dads help is to save
his belief that the dads help is to save
his belief that the dads help is to save the moms energy for nursing and even
the moms energy for nursing and even
the moms energy for nursing and even perhaps aid in her recovery after
perhaps aid in her recovery after
perhaps aid in her recovery after pregnancy
pregnancy
pregnancy you
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