Podworld - Exploring interesting places

Such a sweet monkey, or so we thought. Moments after she gazed into the lens this little blighter dived into our bag and made off with a packet of biscuits. Then halfway up a tree she and her family chomped them before our very eyes. Wild monkeys? They seemed perfectly happily to interact with human contact or at least their biscuits.

Sky High , a photo by Simonhul on Flickr. Enjoying an elevated sunset flight. I caught this moment from a beach on the tropical Malay island of Langkawi. This is where beautiful blue seas and white sands meet tropical rain forest and mango swamps. It is a splendid island which is not over developed for tourism and has many many breathtaking sights like the seven wells waterfalls, known locally as Telaga Tujuh. Langkawi is about the size of the Spanish island Mallorca but you won't find wild monkey's and water buffalo having a casual stroll along the highway in the Balearics.