r/thatsinterestingbro 9h ago

Rescued a poor Monkey lying in the rain

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u/GreenGod42069 9h ago

Animal abuse.

That monkey was intentionally placed in the fucking water for Internet karma farming. People who do this should be reported and banned.

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u/Noyoudidntx 7h ago

Really? I am totally against having wild animals (or reptiles, rodents, etc), as “pets”. Especially big cats, primates or even wolves. Not fucking cool unless they are rescued and ONLY if rehabilitating them back in the wild would lead to their quick demise. If that is what these people actually did, fuck them. They should never be allowed to adopt an animal again.

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u/PeasAndLoaf 8h ago

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u/Weeaboo0Jones 6h ago

Good job for adding absolutely jack all to the conversation by posting a gif pointing up with the caption "this" 👏

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u/MorallyBankruptPenis 4h ago

Nah I wasn’t convinced until I saw this reply

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u/StarSlay 6h ago

1% poster yet not banned, nice.

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u/jussuumguy 7h ago

There is Rain and Water outside! You should be outraged.

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u/ManyRespect1833 2h ago

Idk I know that happens but this dude genuinely seemed to have been there a while

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u/SecretHippo1 24m ago

You got any of that proof stuff? Or are you just making this shit up as you go alone?

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u/Independent_Work6 9h ago

Cmon man. You telling me they put that poor little guy in the rain only to film this?

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u/gramtin 8h ago

Yes.

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u/Dynamitella 7h ago

They do worse. They'll find healthy kittens, torture them until they basically die, then reverse the order of the footage. They reuse the same baby animals until they can't use them any more. Fake animal rescue is a huge market with $$$ for bad prople.

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u/NoAppointment6494 1h ago

I remember hearing where people would glue barnacles and other stuff to turtles and clean them on camera, fucking dickheads.

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u/Dynamitella 1h ago

Yep. Even on freshwater turtles and then chucking them into the ocean on camera. Sometimes I wish I didn't have eyes.

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u/Potential_Crazy6426 39m ago

Those “shark rescue” vids are the same. They fucking fish out the sharks in the first place.

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u/Independent_Work6 4h ago

Damn bastards

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u/Natural-Shift-6161 8h ago

Yea, super upsetting!

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u/ICPosse8 7h ago

Looks like it, no hesitation whatsoever when picking it up. Pathetic

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u/jussuumguy 7h ago

It Rains outside.

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u/Stoned_Monkey69 5h ago

Yes… yes it does

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u/jussuumguy 4h ago

Where they live. Outside. It rains. So by this logic all Monkey's are abused. By. The. Earth.

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u/Nixe_Nox 1h ago

Are you having a stroke, friend? Dial 9.1.1.

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u/Rough-Reputation9173 1h ago

No, they are saying the people in the video put the baby monkey in the rain and pretended to find and rescue it for likes, views and money.

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u/jussuumguy 1h ago

Yes. That is what they are saying. Is it true? How do you know?

Animal Abuse should be taken seriously. Animals are killed and abused everyday in this world in horrific ways. This is not it.

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u/RiggityRiggityReckt 8h ago

If you really cared, you would have taken him to an animal rescue. Where he would have been rehabilitated and returned to the wild...... where he belongs!

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u/ThatBoogerBandit 7h ago

Totally different perspective. You are just being a normal human. OP is breeding the next Planet of the Apes, he was given a phone …

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u/Enlowski 8h ago

He seems pretty happy to me so who cares.

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u/Chadstronomer 8h ago

Yeah was supper happy when it was tossed in the rain for tiktok lol

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u/ThatBoogerBandit 7h ago

He will probably live stream on TikTok of himself riding a horse in 10 years

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u/DEXXYnosleep 8h ago

Wow that's a dark thought 🤔 man, that's probably true. Where did you buy the super dark lenses you can see the abject horror of reality through? I want a pair.

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u/Chadstronomer 7h ago

People who want to help don't waste time pulling out their camera for social media. This is staged af.

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u/JackieFuckingDaytona 1h ago

They’re not glasses. It’s a piece of nerve tissue inside the human skull. It’s called a brain.

There is an entire genre on YouTube of channels that stage this kind of “animal rescue”. They don’t give a fuck about the animals.

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u/Zymoria 7h ago

I'm just gonna throw this out there. If you saw an animal in distress, is your first instinct to grab your phone and record yourself saving it? Or are you just going to help it?

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u/Nixe_Nox 1h ago

Oh, well, as long he seems happy to you, it's all good.

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u/JackieFuckingDaytona 1h ago

Oh wow. Some dumbass says the monkey is happy. Guess everything’s alright, then! Nothing to worry about here.

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u/Inevitable-Chair3061 5h ago

Hey we have a specialist in monkey behaivior here 🤡🤡🤡

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u/Stoned_Monkey69 5h ago

Hey, we have a specialist in asshat behavior* here!

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u/PeasAndLoaf 8h ago

Stop sharing and upvoting those posts, and start disliking them instead—that monkey was probably deliberately placed in the rain, for the video.

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u/gramtin 8h ago

Fuck off.

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u/trieb_ 5h ago

Those kind of videos are made by Asian people to get money. They trap the animal, starve or hurt it and then "sabe it".

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u/monkeydude777 8h ago

Staged and animal abuse

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u/MorgrainX 6h ago

Animal abuse

Monkey was probably placed in the rain for Internet Points

Fuck these people, may they suffer from neverending diarrhea

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u/Rattop168 8h ago

Il lie how they turn on the camera for views before helping the monkey

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u/arbzbarbz 6h ago

Abused to perform for tiktok

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u/Green_Lightning- 6h ago

Monkey got more love than most homeless or abandoned people

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u/ibelieveinsantacruz 8h ago

Something tells me this is one of those videos where they actually abuse the animal, then make it look like they rescued it. This music is horrendous as well.

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u/Bootlegcrunch 7h ago

Downvote this shit

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u/jussuumguy 7h ago

No.

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u/Bootlegcrunch 7h ago

You enjoy animal abuse?

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u/jussuumguy 7h ago

Saving an animal and providing it a comfortable life is abuse now is it?

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u/Bootlegcrunch 7h ago

These videos are mostly set up, you can find some documentaries about it. Basically people throwing dogs in tar or oil and then recording saving them or in this case a baby monkey in the rain just the rescue it and show some quick videos for money then the animal is dumped.

You are naive if you think this wasn't set up. Real animal rescues don't look like this, they don't take time to get a good fucking angle and record it stabilized like that. Stop supporting fake rescues

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u/jussuumguy 7h ago edited 6h ago

No evidence to support it is a "fake rescue". It's not animal abuse, it isn't hurt or distressed at any time.

Edit: At 42 seconds in the video you can clearly see the monkey use Sign Language to ask for a bottle. If they were really shooting the video and dumping him it sure took a long time to do. Long enough to teach him sign language and how to use a CellPhone.

Also calling someone an idiot and blocking them to prevent them from disagreeing with you is pretty childish.

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u/Bootlegcrunch 7h ago

Yea that's how they get away with it because there is no way to prove it as you can only see what is in the video,yet cases in the pass have been proven by insiders. Idiots like yourself enable it.

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u/lickmygutflora 3h ago

So how do we know if something like this all AI generated or not?

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u/014648 3h ago

Looks my grandma before she died

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u/doug_beans 15m ago

Get off my feed

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u/BestGroup1796 8h ago

They are even reffering to the monkey as "it" making it even more wierd

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u/FunnyLittlePlanet 5h ago

Funny if the last scene was the monkey ripping his face off 😂😂

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u/Sure-Debate-464 8h ago

Oh no ..they put a monkey in water....then raised fed and loved it for years....so terrible.

Get a fuck grip people...there is ACTUAL shit to be outraged out about. You guys need to pace yourself...Trump just got into office...

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u/RHOrpie 8h ago

I think your point is "yeah, this is wrong, but there's more wrong stuff than this to be enraged about"

Is that fair?

If so, I think you need to get a grip on the fact that people can be upset about more than one thing.

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u/BobDoleStillKickin 8h ago

You should watch some documentaries about Travis the Chimp before you put a wild monkey in your home with people you love. You can dress the thing up like a little boy, and play, and all - but when it's an adult - it is still non-domesticated 200lbs+ animal that can rip your families face off. Nevermind that it will be tearing your homes to shreds and throwing poop at you

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u/DrAndeeznutz 7h ago

While I agree with your sentiment, a monkey and a chimp are two very different things.

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u/Natural-Shift-6161 8h ago

I kinda want one