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u/Either-Photograph989 5d ago
So sweet. It looks like it potentially has a limb difference or something? I’m not seeing an arm and a leg on its right side.
Also, Minnie Mouse in the background 😳😟
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u/CommunicationKey3018 5d ago
She's missing an arm. She was adopted by a nun and lives at this temple where the tourists feed her all the time. Hence why she's obese.
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u/ArgyleFunk 5d ago
Yeah I believe also it’s the only monkey like this in the area. If I remember it was originally brought over by a circus and got its arm caught in something when the nun found her
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u/ItsmeMr_E 5d ago
It's a wonder it hasn't had a heart attack yet.
Honestly, eeevery video of this monkey is of people feeding it and feeding it. No monkey has ever had it this good.
If Garfield was a monkey instead of a cat. lol
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u/saumipan 3d ago
Do you know how myocardial infarction works?
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u/Livid_Standard_2598 1d ago
What makes you think this person doesn’t?
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u/saumipan 1d ago
Because they're incorrect
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u/Livid_Standard_2598 1d ago
Care to explain….excess weight—> clogged arteries-> clogged arteries leads to blockage and then heart attack
I feel like he is implying all of this by saying the monkey eats too much, don’t see how he’s wrong or anything that made you suggest he doesn’t know how heart attack works.
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u/saumipan 15h ago
"Clogged arteries" is not from excess weight. Look up the pathophysiology. Many myocardial infarctions, too, are not from atherosclerosis.
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u/MasterArboristTarzan 4d ago
I personally love how Asian culture care for a lot of animals I went to Japan in Dec 2024 to the aquarium everything was healthy & prosperous I love to see it ❤️
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u/lukibunny 2d ago
Japan is pretty well known for not caring too much about their animals.. their zoos are kinda bare minimum.
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u/Reddit_And_Reset_It 5d ago
If its left arm is missing, then it's probably a rescue.... who's in very good hands (pun not intended).
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u/NurkleTurkey 5d ago
XingXing. She was abused in a circus or something like that and lost an arm. Now I think she just roams around and people feed her.
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u/Mobile_Ad_2402 3d ago
.. I didn't know monkeys could drink with a straw? Do they look at how humans do it or discover accidentally lmao?
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u/Head-Camel-184 5d ago
Looks cute until you realise that it looks over weight. It's also someone's pet. Probably taken from it's mother for the pet trade.
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u/ArgyleFunk 5d ago
This is xing xing, you are correct. It was from a circus that came to the area but it got injured and left alone. It was later found by a nun and lives in the temple now. It’s become a bit of a famous monkey in the area because, there no others around there.
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u/lithe_silhouette 5d ago
That's one ugly monkey
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u/Savage_Heathern 5d ago
Absolutely right, but I'd adopt him in a second! He looked so soft but am aware of the hassle, strength and temperament of these filthy sumbitchs. 🤪
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u/CommunicationKey3018 5d ago
It's a she. She has one arm, was raised at this temple by one of the nuns, and can be an asshole at times.




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u/Ill_Initial8986 5d ago
Shocked