... when they check the fleas on their buddies' head and body, and carefully select them, and then eat them?
I mean, there must be a deeply enjoyable thing in it, since they commit their body and soul to it every time I put the Discovery Channel on.
A very importat question demands our attention, people. Your input is encouraged and aprecciated.
Originally posted by SeitseUsually it is not fleas, but miniscule amounts of salt from dried sweat. The practice is known as grooming and is an indication of acceptance into the social order of monkey heirachy.
... when they check the fleas on their buddies' head and body, and carefully select them, and then eat them?
I mean, there must be a deeply enjoyable thing in it, since they commit their body and soul to it every time I put the Discovery Channel on.
A very importat question demands our attention, people. Your input is encouraged and aprecciated.
Originally posted by muppymanso what they feel is securityand a sense of belonging. Its almost like a form of tactile conversation.
Usually it is not fleas, but miniscule amounts of salt from dried sweat. The practice is known as grooming and is an indication of acceptance into the social order of monkey heirachy.