Yes, there are several series that share similar themes and elements with 12 Monkeys. For example, "Travelers" also involves time travel and a group of people trying to prevent a catastrophic event. "Dark" is another series that deals with time travel and the interconnectedness of past, present, and future. Additionally, "Continuum" follows a similar premise of a person from the future traveling back in time to prevent a disaster. These series all share the same kind of complex storytelling and time travel elements that fans of 12 Monkeys may enjoy. **

There are no monkeys native to Europe because the continent has been separated from the regions where monkeys are naturally found for millions of years. The separation of landmasses and the development of different environments and climates have led to the evolution of different species in Europe compared to those in regions where monkeys are found, such as Africa and Asia. Additionally, the colder climate and lack of suitable habitats in Europe have made it difficult for monkeys to establish populations in the wild. **

There are no monkeys living in Europe because monkeys are native to tropical and subtropical regions, and Europe has a temperate climate. The natural habitats and food sources that monkeys rely on are not found in Europe. Additionally, the geographical barriers such as the Mediterranean Sea and the Alps have prevented monkeys from migrating to Europe. Therefore, the environmental conditions and geographical barriers have contributed to the absence of monkeys in Europe. **

Baby monkeys are often stolen by other monkeys for various reasons. In some cases, female monkeys may take babies from other females to increase their own social status within the group. Additionally, some monkeys may steal babies to care for them as their own, either due to maternal instincts or to gain a potential ally in the future. It can also be a way for monkeys to ensure the survival of the group by increasing the number of individuals. **

Yes, monkeys can walk. Monkeys are capable of walking on all fours, using their hands and feet to move around on the ground. They are also skilled climbers and can move through trees with agility. **

No, lemurs are not monkeys. Lemurs are a type of primate known as prosimians, which are more closely related to ancestral primates than monkeys. Monkeys belong to the suborder Haplorhini, while lemurs belong to the suborder Strepsirrhini. Lemurs are native to Madagascar and have unique characteristics that differentiate them from monkeys, such as their grooming behavior and specialized teeth. **

Monkeys are highly adaptable and resourceful animals, so it is likely that they would survive in many different environments. However, their survival would depend on the specific conditions of the environment, such as the availability of food, water, and shelter. Monkeys have been able to thrive in a variety of habitats, from tropical rainforests to semi-arid savannas, so their ability to survive would largely depend on their ability to find the resources they need to thrive. **

Monkeys do not cry emotional tears like humans do. However, they may produce tears as a result of physical irritation or injury to their eyes. While monkeys may exhibit behaviors that resemble crying, such as vocalizations and facial expressions, these are typically related to their social interactions and not a display of emotional distress in the same way that humans cry. **