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Capuchin monks and nuns are among the most quietly remarkable people I’ve encountered, contributing to society in ways that are rarely seen but deeply felt.🤍 Before visiting, I often wondered how a life of silence could exist apart from the world. Being there changed my perspective. Their discipline and dedication left a lasting impression on me. Even though they seek no recognition, I felt compelled to share their story through my platform. #saintfrancis #monks #capuchinnuns #foreignerinindia

Capuchin monkeys get their name from an order of Franciscan monks whose brown robes and bald heads they uncannily resemble. But their behaviour is far from saintly. The most intelligent of the New World monkeys, capuchins have two main obsessions: food and sex. When it comes to the former, their impressive cognitive skills easily outsmart the lumbering great apes (AKA tourists) invading their territory. I’ve seen beachgoers in Costa Rica outraged as rucksacks were brazenly swiped, unzipped, and

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