Video Gallery: Snow Monkeys
Stop!
The camera man gets his wish while video taping snow monkeys in the 56-acre enclosure at the Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary after a very rare snowfall overnight.
Everything's Just Grape
An older female snow monkey enjoys a snack of grapes on a cold morning after a light overnight snowfall at the Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary in south Texas.
Soakin' up Some Sun
Two young snow monkeys at the Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary enjoy some welcome sun after a frigid night in which snow fell for the first time in years.
A Little Taste of Snow
The Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary received a little snow on February 4th, 2011 and this snow monkey (Japanese Macaque) is enjoying a little taste of the white stuff.
Houdini Enjoys an Ear of Corn
One of 15 recently arrived long-tailed macaques dives into a fresh ear of sweet corn.
Longtail macaques grooming in tree
Recently released into their 5-acre free-range enclosure at the Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary, these former laboratory residents now live a natural life amidst acres of heavily wooded and other lush vegetation.
Longtail macaques relax in a tree
After years in a laboratory, these longtail macaques are able to enjoy the lush natural surroundings of the Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary.
Foraging in the grass
A longtail macaque, now released to the enclosure at the Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary, enjoys foraging in the grass after years spent in a laboratory.
Sanctuary monkeys eat watermelon: Two
Rescued longtail macaques enjoy a meal of watermelon and other fruits at Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary.
