"A Day in the Life of Our Monkey Heroes: Camelot Troop Intro, Deworming, and Vet Visit"

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Step into the shoes of our dedicated caregivers in this captivating vlog. Join Mark as he introduces you to the charismatic members of the Camelt Troop, sharing stories and insights that bring their world to life.

Next, follow Simon as he takes us on a behind-the-scenes journey, demonstrating the essential process of deworming and ensuring the health of our primate family.

And don't miss Ezra's visit to the vet, where we prioritize the well-being of our monkeys through thorough check-ups and care.

At the Vervet Monkey Foundation, every day is an opportunity to make a positive impact on these incredible animals. Join us on this adventure of compassion, education, and primate welfare.

The Vervet Forest is a wildlife documentary focused on the lives of the monkeys at the Vervet Monkey Foundation in South Africa . We join the orphaned and injured vervet monkeys in their adventure and struggles as they battle their way through the foster monkey mom program to become part of a monkey troop again. This channel is for those monkey lovers who enjoy monkeys living their lives as monkeys should.
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**These animals are not pets they are rescued wildlife undergoing a rehabilitation program at the Vervet Monkey Foundation in South Africa**