This spider monkey commandeered our ship for a time as we sailed down the New River toward the Mayan ruin Lamanai in Belize.
Spider Monkey Stowaway
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April 27, 2012
[…] recovered control of our boat from a pirate spider monkey, we arrived safely at our destination: the Mayan ruins of Lamanai near Orange Walk, Belize. Once a […]
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January 13, 2016
[…] all of those same ingredients, from beautiful turquoise water and crazy underground caves to monkey madness and Mayan ruins, but at a fraction of the cost. Which leaves the question, why is the Mexican […]
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January 25, 2016
[…] others in between. And while some of those sites are larger, more historically important, or were more fun to get to, none impressed us as much as […]
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That must have been an amazing experience!
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We love monkeys (Shannon especially) and this was our first time seeing them in the wild. Very, very cool!
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I like all the different languages being spoken in the background .. monkeys totally creep me out — they were everywhere in the temples in Nepal. I can’t even watch this!!!
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Poor little monkey, why so harsh? LOL I can see them being a little unnerving in big groups like in the temples of Nepal, but what’s wrong with this little guy? He’s just looking for a banana, or three.
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Someone wants a turn at the wheel – ha!
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It did look like he was going to captain for awhile.
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What fun, just monkeying around. Loved the video.
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