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    Living in a remote howler-monkey habitat of Guanacaste Costa Rica, I mastered the language of howlers faster than I learned to speak Spanish! One troop watched over me, and the young howlers 'taught' me their favorite lines! When I return to that area and chatter with the young ones, they usually come close - as if to ask, 'Who taught you how to say that?!" The adults are not as trusting and often scold them: "Didn't we teach you not to talk to strangers?"
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    Date Taken: Jul 28, 2011
    Date Uploaded: Jun 17, 2014
    Copyright: © Lisa Brunetti
    Categories: Animals, Nature
    Assignments: The Animals We Love