These furry lovebirds found a comfortable place to consummate

If there’s one valuable lesson to learn here, it’s don’t feed the monkeys – especially if they’re in heat.

Ferris wheel ride was more pleasurable for this couple than most

A tourist form the US visited an Indonesian nature reserve to admire the primates and offer them a banana.

But the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud was subject to a not so sacred act when two little monkeys decide to leap onto the man’s head and get straight to business – raunchy monkey business that is.

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The man offers the monkey some food

The animal happily takes it before it’s joined by a companion

The two proceed to go at it on the man’s head

His friends are no help either, as they can be heard cracking up in the background while his head it used as a love nest.




One man can be heard shouting: ‘Does he stink? Please make him take a banana out of your mouth.’

It’s a good thing he didn’t.

Why do monkey's always seem so randy? Monkeys have plenty of oxytocin running through their brains, which is also known as the love hormone. Primates with higher levels of oxytocin show more affection, like cuddling, grooming and sex. Studies have also shown that oxytocin is higher in monkeys in lifelong monogamous relationships, compared to the lonely singletons. So this pair of horny monkeys could be in a loving relationship

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