A monkey signals a human to hold out his hand so it can provide some dry leaves. Through the fence, the monkey proceeds to help close the human’s hand so he can successfully crush leaves. This human learns a new and valuable life skill.
Chino, the Capuchin monkey, lives at the International Primate Rescue sanctuary in South Africa. Originally purchased as a pet, the owner soon realized he’d be better off in a sanctuary and turned him in to be hand-reared by volunteers. Living there since 2010, when he was just 6 weeks old.
