Meet Peque - a baby monkey who belongs to the howler monkey species, the loudest land mammals on Earth. He might be destined to wake up the entire forest one day… but for now, his little squeaks don’t quite live up to the title. In Costa Rica, our team rescues animals like Peque who’ve been injured by uninsulated power cables, dog attacks, or vehicle collisions. Sadly, howler monkeys are among the most common victims we see - but with care and time, they can return to the wild where they belong.

1.4M views · 10K reactions | Howler Monkeys help wildland firefighter team cross raging river! #animals #monkey #wildlife #rescue | Even More Vu | Facebook

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4.5K views · 71 reactions | Stack asked us to make a video about Howler for an event they held in late September featuring a couple of great indie soccer mags. We thought it turned out to be a good overview of why we make Howler and all the different ways we publish great soccer stories, so we’re publishing it here for everyone to see. Enjoy! | Howler Magazine | Facebook

For the new season of Howler Radio, we asked Antonín Panenka what his life would have been like if he missed *that* penalty | Howler Magazine | Facebook

1.9M views · 3.5K reactions | Sunderland 2-2 Leeds. 97th minute equaliser after an Illan Meslier howler right at the end! Catch it catch it.. oh ffs! Sunderland's Alan Browne at the end loving life with his post match interview "the keeper chucked it in the net so fair play to him"  | Proper Football | Facebook