Chap Mei Mandrill and Striped Hyena

HKHollinstone wrote:

Roger wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Still no picture of you Crocobert?!
Very disappointing untill now!

Sorry Willy! !
You told me to stop with croc pictures! I'll post a picture of real Crocobert with Nicole in near future!

look forward to seeing that picture Roger

Yes, yes, we want to see Nicole
......And Roger

There's two monkeys by Chap mei going on eBay today
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Ok then Rogerio...
I hope to see your queen very soon then!
And maybe even you...

I have those both monkees already, the lion-tailed macaque is a great model actually, quit realistic to!
I saw them in the monkee and ape-park "Apenheul" in the town Apeldoorn here.
They expand a lot there, they will have Borneo probiscus monkees there soon, first a group of 3 males.
And the gorilla ladies all had a baby this year, 5 in a row, shortly after eachother!
A new world record!
Next to that, the biggest free living group of squirrel monkees is living there, about 130 or so...
I can really recommend this parc to anyone who loves animals and zoo's, and it is in a wonderfull setting to, as it is in the center of a big woodland parc...
But they have so much species, chimps, bonobo's, orangs, whoolly monkees(partly free roaming), several species of lemurs(katta's free roaming), free walking Barbary apes and so much more...
Here is the site to their parc:

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That looks like it is a marvellous place to visit, I wished I could come and stay a couple of days

I see they have "Dutchmen" comming, - for the cages . My, do you have large noses in Holland

Yes, it is a great place indeed Susanne!

These monkees were named "oran belanda"(Dutch people) by the Indonesians, in the time that the first Dutch missionaries came to Indonesia, as they had long big noses and the same big belly's to, as it seems...