Who doesn’t love a great magic trick? Apparently, even orangutans love them.Ī video that has gone viral shows an orangutan at a zoo in Barcelona, Spain, watching a visitor perform a magic trick. In this video the viral finger magic trick is revealed and the results will amaze you. The man shows the ape a cup, then places an object inside of it. He then does a nifty sleight of hand and shows the orangutan the cup, which is now empty. After a moment, the orangutan gets the trick and falls over in - what seems to be - pure delight.
Researchers commonly regard orangutans as highly intelligent animals. While it isn’t surprising to see this great ape interacting with a human through the glass, it’s wild to see the orangutan laugh in response. YouTube user Dan Zaleski uploaded the video on Dec.
A zoo-goer was interacting with a friendly orangutan when he pulled out a styrofoam cup. Report this video NEVERMIND, TAKE ME BACK. Orangutans have been known for reacting to things through their enclosures, like pregnant bellies and cell phones, but this may be the first orangutan who has ever witnessed a magic trick. Please click the Report button below if the video on this page is not working properly. When this amateur magician decides to show this orangutan a trick, I doubted he could have ever expected such an amazing response. Accedi perseguire autori, mettere mi piace ai video e visualizzare i commenti. The answer, according to National Geographic, is yes. Orangutan Reacts To Seeing A Magic Trick BROKEN 603,546 views. National Geographic writer Liz Langley points to the “laughing noises” Koko - the famous gorilla who learned signed language and who died in June 2018 at age 46 - reportedly made in response to funny happenings around her. Indeed, if you tune into this video from National Geographic around the two-minute mark, you can see Michael - the male gorilla who was raised with Koko - laughing in response to a researcher’s tickles. "One time, Rajang was caught watching our gardeners planting some flowers, so we gave him some plant pots and peat, as well as some leafy twigs and thin branches, and watched to see what he would do.NatGeo writer Langley also points to research conducted in 2009 that found young primates had “tickle-induced vocalizations” when tickled.
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"We often give him a cloth and bucket of soapy water so he can clean his windows whilst we clean the rest of the area! "Rajang loves to be involved and imitates us when we are cleaning his enclosure," a zoo keeper explained on Rajang's 45th birthday. This isn't the first time the orangutan has tried to imitate humans. Here's a clip of me performing a little magic for Raj the Orangutan at the amazing Colchester Zoo in Essex," Matt G wrote in a Facebook post. When the magician placed the card on the glass it magically. We'd be willing to go so far as to say you haven't laughed like this since the first time you saw Carrot Top do his 'redneck books on tape bit. You've not laughed like this in a long time. "A touch of magic can fuel anyone's curiosity. This guy decided to do a magic trick for an orangutan despite the glass in between them. When he discovers the ball is missing, he tips over in pure orangutan joy, the pure orangutan innocence putting a smile on your face.
Rajang then examined the card before trying to send it back through the glass by tapping it, to imitate Matt G's trick. 270p Video: Not so bird brained after all Avians are less easily fooled by sleight-of-hand magic tricks than humans, study shows The moment an orangutan is amazed when he sees a magic trick. Watch the animals priceless reaction in the video below. A visitor performed a simple magic trick for the animal watching from behind a glass. When a visitor at the Barcelona Zoo decided to show off his magic skills, a resident orangutan couldnt help but show his enjoyment. The performer then 'transported' the chosen card from one side of the glass to the other, in Rajang's enclosure. One orangutan at the Barcelona Zoo can't stop monkeying around when it comes to magic tricks. The orangutan watched as the magician shuffles a deck of cards then choose one to place it on the window of his enclosure. Rajang, a curious orangutan, looked on captivated as magician Matt G performed the card trick at Colchester Zoo.
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