Monkey Sharpens Rock & Uses It To Smash Through Glass Enclosure At Zoo
At a zoo in China, a monkey uses a rock to smash its glass enclosure in what appears to be an attempted escape.
Are we treating animals on this planet in a way that we would want to be treated? If not, why? How does it feel to know we impede on the freedoms of living beings on a mass scale, and they don't like it? Intriguing footage shows a Colombian white-faced capuchin at a zoo in China using a rock to smash through a glass enclosure in what appears to look like an attempted escape.
The incident took place at the Zhengzhou Zoo in Central China’s Henan Province on the 20th of August 2019. Was it an actual escape? It’s hard to say, the monkey was surely surprised by the shattering of the glass, but why else would they be doing this if getting out wasn’t on their mind? Something to ponder. In the video below you can see the monkey next to the glass, with a rock in its hand, examining the glass before hitting it multiple times with a rock before finally shattering it. According to Metro UK, a bystander by the name of Mr. Wang told reporters that the monkey was actually sharpening the stone prior to hitting the glass. If this is the case, the attempted escape idea becomes much more likely. ‘The monkey was sharpening the stone, then it started hitting it on the glass.
The monkey scared itself away, but it came back to take another look and even touched it,” Mr. Wang said. Zhengzhou Zoo staff member Tian Shuliao said that this monkey actually knows how to use tools. “This monkey is unlike other monkeys. This one knows how to use tools to break walnuts. When we feed walnuts to other monkeys, they only know to bite it. But it had never hit the glass before though. This is the first time. It’s toughened glass, so it would never have got out,[...]After it happened, we picked up all the rocks and took away all its ‘weapons’,” Shuliao said. Monkey begins hitting the glass with a rock. Glass is now smashed as a result of multiple hits with a rock. Why it matters: If this monkey is indeed attempting to escape, perhaps it doesn’t want to be in captivity.
There are certainly times when humans intervene in nature to help animals who are hurt or cannot survive in the wild. Providing them with humane and expansive natural, yet safe, environments to live in can be helpful. But how often is this really the case when so much of what we do to animals is abuse and murder? Perhaps humanity is at a time where we must reflect on whether using animals or entertainment and profit is not in alignment with a heart centred humanity.
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