Recently, there was an orangutan at bangkok zoo in Thailand who became famous for its "cheeky face"...
On August 15, a young female tourist, Angel, was sitting on a bench when the orangutan appeared behind her.
At first, Angel was surprised to see the orangutan appear, stared at it curiously, and kept a short distance from it. But the orangutan didn't recognize it at all, and his hand touched Angel's chest and held her tightly in his arms.
Angel was surprised by its sudden closeness, but still lay in its arms in the movements of the orangutan.
Unexpectedly, this orangutan brought its mouth up, kissed Angel's cheek, smiled at the camera, and spit out a tongue...
Angel, who was touched and forcibly kissed, did not seem to care, but found it very funny: "The orangutan just wanted to show my love, it looked cute, did not hurt me, it was friendly." 」
However, Angel may not know that the orangutan has long been familiar with this action, and it also did a similar thing to another female tourist in June...
At that time, the female tourist was sitting on the swing, and the orangutan slowly came from behind her, put her hands on her chest, and grinned happily.
The onlookers all let out exclamations, and the female tourists just continued to laugh and take photos with the orangutans...
It is said that it has become a habit for the orangutans in the park to take a group photo to attack the chest, but because it is an animal behavior, it will be praised by tourists as "cute", and only netizens feel some discomfort after watching the video:
"(These orangutans) should be on the sex offender register."
"Isn't this really a human in an orangutan suit..."
It is not known whether the "habits" of these orangutans are trained by humans, but it cannot be ruled out that they are spontaneous...
Orangutans themselves are very intelligent, they use all the tools, and they also pick up branches in the forest to build nests.
And they're strong and have amazing attack power. An adult male and an adult man weigh about the same weight, and the bite force is almost equal to that of a lion...
Usually, orangutans do not act violently against people, but if they interact physically at such close range, they are also at risk of injury.
Although tourists and "chest attack" orangutans can coexist peacefully now, I don't know what kind of behavior these orangutans will do once female tourists start to rebel against "chest attack"...