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About Vervet Monkey Troupe Erupts Into Civil War | Street Monkeys

It's been a rough year for the Pani Troop. Their world has been turned upside down; the heart of their territory ripped out and Mount Edgecombe's borders breached. Now an internal conflict brews over mating rights and dominance - but who will emerge on top? Content licensed by Icon Films to Little Dot Studios.

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Vervet Monkey Troupe Erupts Into Civil War | Street Monkeys
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50 minutes
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