One day in August 2018, such a warm and classic scene occurred in the Cameroon Me. Primate Sanctuary, a 300-pound western lowland gorilla Bobo found a "little friend", an ultra-small bush monkey, the kind that can be slapped down with a slap. (Image from Oriental IC)
The person who took these classic photos was Alex Benitez, a staff member of the reserve, "The monkeys were not afraid of Bobo at all, and at first they circled around it, and then bobo held it in the palm of his hand." (Image from Oriental IC)
There are still a few bush monkeys around, but this little guy is willing to get together, and Bobo likes it, so he lies down and plays with the little bush monkeys. The size of the bush monkey is relatively large, and this small one is about 60 grams. (Image from Oriental IC)
It's not like the scene in "King Kong" where the plot is repeated, the palm of the hand is holding the heroine. (Image from Oriental IC)
Alex Benitez recalls, "They played together for a while, during which time other orangutans wanted to come over, but Bobo was scared away." Bobo is the leader here, and two young orangutans once tried to challenge him, but they were both defeated by it. (Image from Oriental IC)
This scene is also particularly similar to Miyazaki's "Totoro", where the big guy is lying in a tree hole. Finally, Bobo lifted the monkey up and carried it to the tree to help it leave. (Image from Oriental IC)