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This young Barbary macaque is part of a group of 25 to 70 individuals from several different monkey families in Gibraltar.
This young Barbary macaque is part of a group of 25 to 70 individuals from several different monkey families in Gibraltar.
A Barbary macaque sitting on a fence at the Gibraltar Cable Car top station
A Barbary macaque sitting on a fence at the Gibraltar Cable Car top station
Second World War-era image of Gunner D R Carpenter registering a new arrival of a macaque from Tangiers.
Second World War-era image of Gunner D R Carpenter registering a new arrival of a macaque from Tangiers.
Although the Barbary macaques form part of tourism in Gibraltar, direct contact with them (as shown in this photograph) is strongly discouraged.
Although the Barbary macaques form part of tourism in Gibraltar, direct contact with them (as shown in this photograph) is strongly discouraged.
An aerial view
An aerial view
Gibraltar from the air, looking north-west
Gibraltar from the air, looking north-west
View of the northern face of the Moorish Castle's Tower of Homage
View of the northern face of the Moorish Castle's Tower of Homage
Shown here during the Second World War, a Douglas Dakota of BOAC is silhouetted at Gibraltar by the batteries of searchlights on the Rock, as crews pr
Shown here during the Second World War, a Douglas Dakota of BOAC is silhouetted at Gibraltar by the batteries of searchlights on the Rock, as crews prepare it for a night flight to the United Kingdom.