Going Bananas For These Primate Memes (16 Memes & Videos)

Hold on to your bananas, folks, because we're about to swing into the wild jungle of primate memes! These mischievous creatures, ranging from the majestic orangutans to the cheeky chimpanzees, have become the stars of the digital jungle. Because no matter what monkey see and what monkey do, they are always playfully monkeying around.

Whether they're turning the table and becoming wildlife photographers or baby gorillas practicing their chest-beating, these furry comedians know how to steal the spotlight and brighten up our day. These primates are proving that laughter truly is the best medicine, as their antics and facial expressions are simply too good to resist. But if you had enough primates but still need funny animal memes to send to your friends instead of working and we invite you to come to swim with these under the sea memes.

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It turns out, even those mischievous monkeys can't resist the irresistible allure of our feline friends. Who knew our furry overlords had such universal charm? Perhaps it is our primal DNA to love cats.
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This monkey's expression is painfully accurate…are we the only ones who feel the irresistible urge to have YouTube or a movie playing in the background while we do absolutely anything, especially when we eat?
We are embarrassed to admit that sometimes our food will just sit there and get cold until we find the perfect meal-watching video. The opposite of what happens in the cinemas, where we finish our popcorns during the commercials.
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