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Pablo Santos28243 :

Macaco forte da gota

2026-10-03 19:41:15

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Ítalo Gabriel Ferreira :

ESSE NÃO É PETISTA 😂😂

2026-10-09 14:56:12

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Mauro Rodrigues :

ele não vive de bolsa família,tem q se virar,, parabéns

2026-10-04 02:02:30

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Ismael Ramos 3636 :

se comparar o tamanho da pedra eo tamanho dele pode se dizer que e um Hulk kkkk bichinho forte da gota 💧

2026-10-10 21:54:43

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Sidney Gomes da Silv :

rapaz se essa pedra pega no dedo.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

2026-10-03 23:37:56

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@MT__OFC :

vocês vão morrer doente com tanta negócio de 22 e 13 meu Deus

2026-10-12 19:07:19

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monkey man :

lift with your legs or you’ll hurt your back

2026-11-11 16:47:50

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MariahPaula :

tadinhooooo eu corria atras de banana pra ele 😂😂😂😂

2026-10-03 18:44:14

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robinho :

Não vota no Lula

2026-10-04 09:32:54

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Junior Lopez :

o macaco tá vivendo a idade da pedra lascada,igual nós humanos passamos nessa era

2026-10-03 21:31:45

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Ana ⚢ :

ele levantando o pezinho

2026-10-11 17:57:39

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🏀tozzi🐰 :

a nossa civilização começou assim, daqui a pouco tao fazendo ferramentas

2026-10-04 18:40:59

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Milani :

QUASE HUMANO COMPARTILHAMOS 98% DA MESMA GENETICA

2026-10-03 19:15:44

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GGG :

esse macaco pertence ao Piauí pois ele está na nossa serra

2026-10-03 21:10:15

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🆑Cello🤓 :

ele: djabo aquela câmera filmando macho pode nem quebrar cocô em paz

2026-10-11 17:35:58

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maria :

êcha como ele tem força📍

2026-10-11 16:41:38

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WS.SANTOS@126 :

olha a coluna rapaz kkkk

2026-10-03 18:51:31

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Eric Costa :

um fato curioso: o uso de ferramentas de pedra pelos macacos, os coloca como no período paleolítico! Já os chimpanzés que estão atualmente fabricando ferramentas de pedra estão no período neolítico, ou seja, eles estão evoluindo convergentemente até nós!

2026-10-11 17:32:31

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2026-10-03 21:37:23

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PONTANJA Kyp :

sou indígena, já vi desde criança

2026-10-10 22:14:11

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fetter𒉭 :

imagina se pega no pé 🥲

2026-10-11 22:38:56

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austinrodriguesau :

a lei da sobrevivência é foda ele tá ligado no perigo kkk

2026-10-04 16:29:22

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ximbica e Juninho 💕 :

é côco em pó 😁...kkkk

2026-10-12 01:07:16

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