Old videos such as Marcos Beat Sweet Pea and Popeye Shout Loudly and Sweet Pea Help His Mum From Brutus show intense moments, but they closely reflect how monkeys behave in their everyday lives. In the first video, the conflict between Marcos and Sweet Pea, along with Popeye’s loud shouting, represents common dominance struggles. In real monkey groups, disagreements over food, space, or social rank often lead to chasing, hitting, or loud vocal reactions. These sounds are not just noise; they are warning signals used to scare rivals or call for support.
The second video, where Sweet Pea helps his mother against Brutus, highlights strong family bonds. Monkeys are highly social animals, and young monkeys often stay close to their mothers for protection and learning. Helping a parent during conflict is a natural behavior that shows loyalty and growing confidence within the group.
Together, these videos remind viewers that monkeys experience daily challenges similar to human families—conflict, protection, and emotional responses. While the scenes may seem dramatic, they reflect real-life survival, communication, and relationships that shape monkey communities every day.
