Hi, welcome to our next episode of Cool Facts About Animals. I'm Allie Wilkinson, and I'm joined today by my son Grady, Who's Seven, and his friend Bluebird. Hey, guys. Hi. And then I've got Clara, who's five, and her friend Narby, the Narwhal. Hey, guys. Hi. How you doing? Hi.

Hey, Narwell.

And also Theo's at school, so you won't be doing the podcast.

Theo's not here today.

Or Daddy.

And Daddy's not here either.

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Let's talk about our animal this week, which is the golden snub-nosed monkey.

Now, I think I read that it's called the golden snub-nosed monkey because it's silver,

it has a really long nose, and it's a giraffe.

Is that right?

No, it has a short nose, like a stub, it not really to prevent it from having frostbite and it's gold. I think silver is the opposite of gold,

but it probably isn't. And also it's a monkey, which is why it's called monkey.

Oh, it would be a little weird if it was a giraffe and it was called a monkey.

If that was true, it would be called a silver long-nosed giraffe.

Is this how long?

Maybe, like a foot long.

Okay, well, that makes sense.

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