If the history of tumbili interests you you can find out about it here.

Already accepted primates will be displayed here. There bio is viewable to everybody.

If you are leaving the site please put your character up for adoption. You can post your youngs' stats here too if you do not want to RP them.

If you want to request for you and your mate's character to breed use the form in here.

If monkey life is boring you come back to the real world and chat to other humans.

The dried oasis was once thought to be a tropical oasis however hippos moved closer and the water soon vanished. Many oasis troop outcasts live here.

This tree is the central point of Oasis Lands. Most primates make their home here.

The mudslide is not always sludge. In the dry and hot seasons the mud is hard like stone. In the wet season the mudslide is the best place for fun.

During the day time this area is a sfae place. Termite mounds and ants are dotted all around. During the night time hyaenas come out and claim this land as their own.

The grassy bed is a large patch of dried, dead grass. The grass and other plants here have lucious bulbs which make a tasty snack.

The sandstone cliff is 40ft high. It hangs over the river which runs through Oasis Lands. It has a large crack which can be used for shade from the afternoon sun.

The termite towers are all abandoned now. All of the termites were devoured by hungry anteaters and other creatures. They provide a climbing frame and shade.

The clearing was home to a travelling forest tribe but after they exhausted the resources they moved on.

The waterfall flows from the foot of mount mlima to the coast. The river which it flows through is very strong and often leaps down hills as a waterfall.