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[@xxlCortez]

"Don't feed the animals!" "But the chimp told me to!"

[@kaopv1873]

“If a chimp told you to jump off a cliff would you” Me- “well if he can tell me that, then I guess he’s earned it”

[@Statusinator]

"Right after I stopped his car!"

[@E700s]

Lmfao facts. "The chimp told me too" had me bagging up

[@AquatheSeaRainWingOfficial]

800th like

[@mehere8038]

I used to have this issue with my pet lizard all the time, "don't tap on the glass" the signs normally say on fish tank based enclosures, so what do you do when it's the occupant tapping on the glass?

[@r1ain.602]

This chimp is better in giving instructions than my teacher.

[@Ahmed-jv7oc]

Oof

[@liljiecavedude6973]

OOHHHHH BURRRRRNN!!!!

[@Cidrecngo]

Lmaoo

[@mohmedahmed4830]

What if your teacher gets to know you saying this by any chance

[@PaulDano_]

Definitely

[@zebraneighbor6383]

What amazes me most is not only how clearly defined his instructions are to pour the drink through the hole or toss the banana over the glass, but that he recognizes that the human is intelligent enough to understand him and cooperate. He as a chimpanzee can identify intelligence in other species. That's endlessly fascinating.

[@reece-diesel]

It’s seems like we can’t because we lock intelligence in a cage lol

[@zebraneighbor6383]

@@reece-diesel I think we recognize the intelligence, but we are cruel, or at the least we are negligent and we don't consider the effect our actions have on these animals.

[@dask1516]

Is it really that surprising? They are related to us almost perfectly their DNA matches ours almost perfectly their muscle structure matches ours almost perfectly they are also humanoids. They are absolutely subspecies of us.. I believe when God created us he mixed us with these primates and then he left and his spaceship back to the heavens. I believe when we pray it's God being able to speak to us telepathically.. Got absolutely is an alien from a different realm that stuff is all real but when the Bible was written it was written so we could understand it back then anyhow I'm getting way off the subject but we are definitely related to these guys and they know it

[@johnjames945]

Well let's not forget he has interaction everyday with his keepers whom probably do the same thing and as they say we all probably look alike 😉

[@Dfender67]

Yet, she puts the banana back into the bag!🫤

[@crotalusatrox7931]

Never underestimate the intelligence of the Primates. As a former Zoo Keeper I testify that they are cunning and smart, can be very loving too if love is shown to them.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Champ Chimp Drink Wine

[@justayoutuber1906]

They can also get jealous and literally rip your face off

[@aaaaaa-hh8cq]

​@@justayoutuber1906intelligence can be dangerous too. The same humans are both lovely and dangerous. Monkeys and chimps can still your stuff and hold it for ransom, or they can beat the sh*t out of you. Because they can. But other animals can't because they're not as intelligent

[@JadeS-ww7sr]

Add very emotional too… people don’t give animals enough credit because it’s easier to keep them in cages etc. when you don’t admit you’re hurting a very sentient being.

[@BartSimpson-jd2vs]

The chimp is giving her clear instructions and yet she fails to deliver.

[@etetaka8191]

Who is the stupid and who is the clever here? 😂 This monkey is waay too intelegent. On fact all animals are...

[@-wallenstein-7540]

@@etetaka8191 "Intelegent", how ironic.

[@awkwardboi7183]

Classic humans

[@panda1412.]

@Ch Chantzis it's strange how you had the time for this 😂😂😂

[@observer5615]

@Ch Chantzis but isn't writing this is just wasting your time because nobody even going to know you've even written this(I.e you only have two likes in that comment not because people didn't like the thing you said it's just that people don't wanna waste their time reading a big ass reply comment on a video about a gorilla asking for drinks and food and/or they didn't even have any attention span for clicking this comment to see the replies), like don't get me wrong this would've being a productive work if it was in a article or something...

[@lyallluigi4660]

It's true, in the wild they drink as much mountain dew as they want

[@andrejpuran1655]

At least that made me laugh.

[@OnlyQueenE]

Omg. Seriously. Hilarious!!!!

[@Zaintz1]

I was just gonna say that 🤣

[@buckethat789]

Thank you i came to the comments just to say that

[@sloth1021]

There are plenty in the mountains

[@ChristmasEve777]

Besides how COOL it was that his instructions were SO clear, another really interesting thing that we probably don't think about is how amazing it is that chimps are smart enough to know that a human is smart enough to follow his instructions. He probably won't waste his time trying to get a dog or a squirrel to move something for him.

[@Dorsolateral1]

AND THAT IS A MOST PROFOUND OBSERVATION! GOOD GRIEF !!!!.....Like......" MY...GOD MAGNUM!" and I ain't joking around! You just made, possibly, a very important observation there that we can all learn from!

[@Dorsolateral1]

We could learn a lot from any chimpanzee if we quit thinking we are different...We could probably make huge strides in mental health by NOT thinking how different we are, and actually,by not thinking so much, FEELING what they are by watching but not thinking...NO WORDS!.....Seeing,experiencing, being there as much as you can as a human.....WE HUMANS REALLY AREN'T ALL HERE! People describing mental health issues often use a terminology something like " He isn't all there...." In "MIDEAST/LEVANTIAN?SW ASIAN" culture it is something like " BE KIND TO PEOPLE LIKE HIM,FOR HIS SOUL ISN'T HERE BUT WITH GOD" ... These "CREATURES" demonstrate incredible emotional and mental abilities only scantly under our abilities and that is significant . They may be much more HERE than 99.99999 percent of us humans....BUT THAT ISN'T WHY WE ARE HERE IN THIS CAPACITY. IT IS A HALLUCINATION OF SORTS creating the REALITY we know.

[@Icetea-2000]

They do realize that we’re not so different from them, we probably do remind them of themselves, even with all the different colors of clothing all over our body

[@adith9327]

we had a common acnestor with chimps that seperated innto us and the great apes monkeys etc

[@masterpython]

A dog and a chimp could make an interesting team...

[@danielweston9188]

I am impressed the visitors took instructions so well . . .

[@kevinkline7242]

Chimps are the second most dangerous animals in the world. The thing is an animal that will try to chew your face off is still nowhere as dangerous as a human.

[@canecorsomolosser3294]

He's training people, in the end he ask a key to get out 🤣

[@valobrien9596]

😄Very funny, this is the best comment I've seen here!

[@albalopez2885]

Lol

[@adityatiwari2957]

These guys are making low key plan to invade Human civilization but this moron gave it all away for mountain dew, Ceaser must be pissed.

[@albalopez2885]

Lol

[@laneyspangle4474]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@blacksoul1885]

Thats not a chimp, thats just a gamer who hasnt shaved in months.

[@clockworkman8210]

This comment deserves more UV lol

[@kowshikmareedu3643]

Lol

[@_Chad_ThunderCock]

Can 100% confirm....

[@Dimaz42]

or regular folks during quarantine 😂😂

[@konniechung]

You win

[@Karyabs]

"You see that banana? Throw it over the glass wall."

[@Orpheusftw]

Simplest instructions I've ever seen, and she _still_ failed to deliver. 🤦‍♂️

[@reasondro]

🤣

[@markliebrock6246]

@@Orpheusftw Yes, a little disappointing

[@AlbPerNil]

@@LP-mo3sh she’s a dimwit

[@sokol7215]

@@LP-mo3sh a little bit will do no harm. It's an american problem with drinking too much stuff of this. And he wouldn't ask if he didn't know what this is.

[@rakkrisr123]

In the wild he'd be drinking the real mountain dew...

[@prestonp.7094]

rakkrisr123 that’s hilarious

[@bluesage1528]

and me too

[@peebottleproductions2970]

LMAO

[@yannisbarrientos7895]

Lmao.

[@radricdavis8508]

You beat me to it. That’s the first thing I said when I saw this

[@brutusthebuttress1476]

Dogs dont understand what pointing is but chimps can point to stuff 🤯

[@stevenwells6292]

You cannot deny the chimp is communicating with a human. and doing so clearly. It's able to communicate exactly what it wants the human to do.

[@seriousyrius7334]

I like how the chimp is telling him to throw the banana over

[@_Chad_ThunderCock]

Her*

[@Dimaz42]

@@_Chad_ThunderCock it's 2020 so it's hard to tell..

[@pamelavergara3771]

@@Dimaz42 shut up genious

[@_Chad_ThunderCock]

@@Dimaz42 yeah😂

[@shangtsung1362]

This guy's a regular chimp whisperer! Amazing

[@ajiteshdas751]

He recognised the banana and asked to throw it over the cage. But more impressively, he recognised a bottle and understood that it contains liquid which he asked her to pour. He didn’t want it to be thrown over like the banana. Recognition of human made objects and their uses is what impressed me.

[@davidspandau6279]

they are very smart but i am sure they see the zookeepers pointing from time to time so that is where they probably figured what to do

[@christianmcbrearty]

They are actually smarter than the average human child

[@hunterlg13]

Christian McBrearty Yeah mate, those monkeys be smarter than me by a thousand times. And about 90% of the sheep population that call themselves humans, lol.

[@account_name5500]

They probably see the zookeeper or other visitor drink from a bottle and or saw liquid come out of one.

[@Useribwhusi]

I think they are evolving🤔

[@villain5873]

He's training her❤

[@rogerwilco71]

he wants the RedBull so he can get outta there

[@standogg9348]

He got more brains than some humans

[@faizanulkarim2310]

Clayton Jacobs well I think compared to you only

[@standogg9348]

@@faizanulkarim2310 did i hurt your feelings😂

[@tylerfindlay3774]

Therapist Flim Flam A broken vacuum would be a better present. It would certainly suck less.

[@abouomardamo1440]

yeah than u 4 instance🤣 go 2 school, u'll feel cool

[@BLM_Big_Lipped_Marxist]

More brains than ALL dems/libs.... COMBINED.

[@jba.9385]

What is interesting is that just like the other way around, he seems to recognize that the humans are somewhat similar to him and might understand him. He propably wouldn't try to communicate like that with a horse or a squirrel

[@DistendedPerinium]

Years ago, I was on a family gathering at the local zoo. At the time, my aunt had a six month old baby girl. We passed by the baboons and one of the females was a new mother. She kept looking back and forth at my aunt and cousin, then at her own baby. It was as if the mother baboon realized there was similarity there.

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

Neither horses nor squirrels have anything he wants.

[@arindamhalder5023]

@@eleanoraquitaine2966 its a chimpanzee, they are intelligent than other animal, as human used to be sometime

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

@@arindamhalder5023 LOL! I agree with you.

[@Rssul]

the snail because he would either kill it or stay away from it in the wild off course. He had to adapt in order to get what he wanted.

[@RebelRebel420]

This is why I love animals. They are smarter than we give them credit for. They must be intellegent beings.

[@ConnorRoss]

well, some primates, birds and porpoise yes.

[@davidbanner9851]

Well, of course a Chimpanzee is going to make animals look good if we’re using THEM as representatives of animal intelligence…. imagine if we were using a lobster😬😅

[@Slapnuts9627]

​@@davidbanner9851And also conveniently chimps are basically just short hairy dumb people.

[@GreenGretel]

Honestly, this interaction is incredible on so many levels. We can't have this level of interaction with any other sort of animal group other than fellow great apes.

[@SRose-vp6ew]

You think you're a "fellow great ape?" I could joke that you must have been reading Darwin's outdated racism books again. Humans are not related to apes other than in the nonsense anti-science pushed "the science." Pushed by the wrong side of things since the civil war in order to cause division and makes a fantasy story a starting point to that denies written history and denies historical facts. We are all one human race that is devolving as we do self-harming things, not evolving. One creature is not morphing into another creature, no DNA is ever added, things are lost over years, not gained. Micro breeding changes cannot cross the species and make new species there are no real missing links no matter how many times we are told that's the only theory we are allowed to push and parrot. Please think and don't just repeat what your told to repeat. The world is a lot less confusing if you stop trying to make everything fit with the lies and you just take the truth as is. You literally just said you are a fellow ape, who made you think so low of yourself and deny truth? Why? It's not science. It's not history. So what layers of lies made you say that? Think and break away, or don't. Just because something seems logical enough to be believed doesn't mean it's what you should believe. Seek the truth, it has no contradictions and requires no compromises. The truth might not fit with what's pushed, but it always fits with what's actually true. Science used to be what was testable and observable. Now we say "the science" is what the chosen experts push and don't even need to properly study. Science was, at it's core, meant to write out explanations (laws) of observable truths, you saying you are an ape is not that, it's political propaganda people are trained to parrot, and scientists are promoted if they push it rather than pushing known truth. Why? Actually, think about these things, don't marvel at the lies, lots of animals and humans have fantastic interactions, that doesn't make them family due to the bias that was pushed on you with the original idea coming from looks and racism and not actual science and we still don't have science to push what that bias started. Actually, the real genetics have shown something every different, no macro evolution, all humans are the only linked relation, humans are not linked to apes at all other than in illustrations and very biased art pushing an opinion not based in any known reality. Even how they draw hair on early humans is a fraud. How they make all sorts of feathered creatures and say they are links between birds and dinosaurs when dinosaurs simply went extinct like animals do(and we have human records of dinosaurs with people from cave drawings to how they used to be called wingless dragons, in the same way living in a cave was a smart and not a foolish thing). What is pushed is no more science than when they sewed monkey heads to fish tails to make mermaids. It's not science, it's money-making fraud against the innocent.

[@GreenGretel]

@@SRose-vp6ew 🤣I sincerely pity the fool who actually buys into any of your drivel. Why don't you try inflicting this inane rant on an actual biologist or paleoanthropologist and see how far you get, because they just might have more patience for willful stupidity than I do. Seeing an anonymous, weird rando on the internet who doesn't seem to grasp elementary scientific concepts fling around words like "anti-science" as if they know what they're talking about has given me a laugh, thanks. 👍

[@shiny979]

​@@SRose-vp6ew i am not reading too long just look at skeletons of other great apes and ours they look so freaking similar evolution is a real thing

[@naughtmouth9781]

Can we talk about how that chimp just communicated needs, using body language to tell that woman what it wanted. Almost like koko

[@calador1918]

She could have poured him the whole bottle given the effort he went to make her understand 🤔😂

[@franciscoreyes7653]

Exactly, she was stingy with that one drop. Should have poured at least half in there for the good man

[@nickvalentineCWPH]

This dude was giving crystal clear instructions. I understood him more than most people.

[@DgardsGaming]

Why does it feel like animals are becoming more intelligent than people these days

[@TheBizRKING]

@@DgardsGaming I honestly think they are evolving rapidly due to watching humans.

[@skylafym]

@@DgardsGaming ikr

[@DgardsGaming]

@@TheBizRKING Planet of the apes is happening whether we like it or not

[@miniaturejayhawk8702]

@@DgardsGaming lol it already happened considering humans are apes. 🤦‍♂️😂

[@safk4910]

'' in the wild he wouldn't need to ask'' yes he would drink mountain dew from its natural source

[@marino8915]

From the mountains duh

[@kamojet]

"In the wild he wouldn't need to ask." Yeah that's a really dumbass thing to say. That's why i gave this vid a thumb down. Hopefully they were trying to be funny but it's still effin stupid...

[@albatwitchwiggler6905]

Yeah I'm sure he'd be much happier in the wild where his happy poacher and leopard friends live and they all do the dew together, in perfect harmony

[@zanderjarrell7429]

Yes he'll squeeze the dew straight from the mountain itself

[@meanjoebean8288]

True, it collects on the leaves in the early morning.

[@robbielloyd213]

I guarantee that he has as much water as he wants and food. He just wants sweets.

[@Jay_Force_One]

People are amazed by his ability to ask or give instructions. That’s pretty expected from a humanoid such as a Great Ape. What I find fascinating is that it’s intelligent enough to know that’s humans are intelligent enough to understand its instructions. At the end of the day we’re essentially the same animal. Chimpanzees just live pretty similar to what early humans would have. Perhaps even how some humans live today. There are remote tribes who could essentially be their own species of a humanoid or ape. Down to a basic level of life, we do everything the same as them. We have sex like them, we care for our young like them, we are territorial, we communicate like them. Truly amazing. How does one not believe in evolution after witnessing an Ape?

[@bhubanxalxo4868]

He tried to teach him how to throw banana but she was too dumb for that soo he dropped the plan and continued with mountain due😅

[@kumarakhilesh2631]

Ikr😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kumarakhilesh2631]

The chimp sensed that she is dumb.....

[@amrendrasingh7140]

Lol

[@CoringaBrisado]

KKKKKKKK

[@sarikasaini5015]

The cage was covered all over with glass, otherwise the chimps must have got out. There was no point throwing.

[@samymornagui8212]

Most amazing...he knows that she got to throw the banana because the hole doesn't work...wow!

[@thatstutulife6084]

Indeed goddam so unbelieveble man i love animals.

[@vexillonerd]

@@thatstutulife6084 U mean human like primates?

[@EmilRzayev-dg6vj]

Civape exactly humans are animals and in fact humans are classified in the sub-group of primates known as the Great Apes.

[@houseofzuma1033]

Well like dolphins they are very smart

[@KienThucCuaSaTan]

Human are absolutely animal. Dont let them lie you. They need you shut up about bad things they do.

[@patriciahogan4705]

Bless his heart.

[@Acheron666]

If he wasn’t behind that security glass, he’d not be asking for the drink, he’d just take it 😂

[@sle2470]

_"In the wild he wouldn't need to ask."_ Right. In the wild he can go buy his own damn Mountain Dew.

[@tanishqkumar780]

lol anyway he means monkey would steal but i got it

[@justaregularllama282]

@@tanishqkumar780 na he can pay for it if he wasnt in a cage

[@nirbhaygurjar7015]

I thought might dew grew on trees

[@priyanksrikanth4424]

For a fifer..... expensive but he ain't gonna aks for

[@priyanksrikanth4424]

@Yum Cold pizza it's a joke dumbass....you thinking he doesn't understand it proves your a dumbass....I swear there is a guy like you in every joke

[@ArtificeSounds]

just dont give him redbull or he'll fly out of there

[@granand]

Anyone hoping to lock these up need some pills

[@prettypearls26]

I hope he gets a Red Bull.

[@chickensalad3588]

😂😂😂😂

[@randomkidnamedethan8065]

Pills?

[@neetutandon9162]

XD redbull gives you wings

[@MisterPete3]

I didn't realise until recently they can communicate with humans like this, makes me feel really sad to see this

[@SiLoMixMaster]

This chimp needs to start it’s own youtube tutorial channel

[@johnwig285]

Plot twist: The chimp is giving instructions to the human held captive in a cage.

[@AhJodie]

That is cool. And could be true. Lol

[@ASR-Ansori]

You could say humans are trapped in a cage of their own making, perhaps one even worse than the one the poor chimp is in

[@elsajohansson5316]

@@ASR-Ansori sad but well said

[@alison__16]

Oh how I wish that were true

[@nyakwarObat]

@@Fammyy. if you desperate to be caged just do some crime

[@kerohowgee9797]

chimp: hey carl, check it out. carl: what? chimp: for months i have been training these humans, and it finally worked.

[@HoneySingh-ds1rm]

😀😀😀😂😂

[@zolaaction3699]

😂😂😂😂

[@arnabhazra9049]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@allylou8514]

I like that😁👍

[@enriquethe2795]

That is true, if an elephant was able to deliver us food on command we would think we trained them as well

[@doggiedukeandfriends]

He has his humans trained well. He knows what goes over and in crack to flow in.. Smart little dude.. He safe in zoo. No one will cut his arm off for a ash tray! He obviously well loved . He enjoys interacting with people .. he having fun.

[@Yamezzzz]

"in the wild he wouldn't need to ask" Yeah they have rivers of Mountain Dew in Africa. They're acting like he doesn't have unlimited access to fresh drinking water, not sugar syrup.

[@AhmedMohamed-ek9ij]

Moral of the story: Release the monkeys so that they have free access to Mountain Dew

[@-cet]

long ago, they could have just gone to a mountain to get that sweet dew

[@davebartosh5]

Not to be a pain, but chimps are apes, not monkeys.

[@mop2254]

And be slaughtered by the annual civil wars in Africa. Don't forget about the legions of poachers for Chinese medicine.

[@chrisgoldbach4450]

@@mop2254 the shark finning is crazy bs too and ivory bullshit. Im sure the list goes on

[@justaguywholikeshentai9019]

@@-cet omg lmaaaooooaooa hahahha , golden

[@jamesporter3761]

He’s covering for his friend who is stealing their wallets

[@CRN-68]

Beware! Chimps may use credit cards...

[@ABHI-cg5dz]

@@CRN-68 to buy some more mountain dew😂

[@CRN-68]

@@ABHI-cg5dz Or maybe champagne and caviar...

[@liljiecavedude6973]

Underrated but good

[@SEXgoddess.]

Lmao

[@8213apice]

That little bit she gave him. Should’ve gave him more than that.

[@softan]

Probably smart enough to realize he's a prisoner.

[@goochiethanos]

She walked right past the “Don’t feed the animals sign” didn’t she

[@user-jt1xp4kb8e]

روعه ماشاء الله كيف بتاشر اليه 😄 💔

[@hyrulianhero9004]

It just says Do Not Feed...Doesn't say anything about giving a drink! :D

[@artyomxiii]

Well technically she didn't feed it

[@liberationseeker8536]

But there is no rule when the animal himself asks to feed.

[@Peanutbutter_madden]

Id give it some too...i would feel bad to disappoint it. Aaaaand banned from zoo

[@leaedenk5975]

He is so adorable and smart. I wish humans will respect them more.

[@leaedenk5975]

@Hector Lewis the respect between humans that I find important has nothing to do with the fact that humans must respect animals.

[@herrbonk3635]

@Hector Lewis I see your point! But large apes are important to us. Their existence have helped us tremendously in understanding our own human nature and also in decoding our genome.

[@prayanjaltomar752]

@Hector Lewis We are worried about other species because they are more smart, sensible and respectful than people like you.

[@bluehornet197]

@@prayanjaltomar752 show me another species of ape or creature that can type out full sentences lol he was just stating his opinion and I am inclined to agree with him but I also agree with the other comments of we base intelligence on internet comments then yours would be -30

[@njones420]

@@herrbonk3635 we decoded the human genome some 5 years before any other primates were, just FYI. but it _has_ helped to see where we fit within evolution.

[@user-ek8nc4dj3s]

Очередное подтверждение тому, что животные не глупее людей.

[@marshallbobby2078]

It just wild how smart they are

[@bradlywhite9602]

Bruh if a monkey asked me for Mt dew like that he gets the whole bottle 😂

[@konniechung]

EXACTLY!

[@Jolifo1978]

Its an ape big difference our closest relatives with bonobo

[@Dirtbag-Hyena]

Yeah, that's smart dumbshit, give the ape a drink not fit for humans. They are also on strict diets, HEALTHY diets.🤬

[@CoverBrazilian]

Drtbag39 oh shut your gay ass up.

[@Hawk_3516]

@@CoverBrazilian oh ghut your say ass up

[@user-mw8um6mc3v]

This is truly incredible. He's communicating with her!

[@Weldor123]

p 28 wow crazy animals communicate?! Idiot

[@user-mw8um6mc3v]

@@Weldor123 you wouldn't say that to my face fool. I would slap you

[@basketofdependables4244]

@@user-mw8um6mc3v why would you slap him? he's only saying that "YES animals _do_ communicate and it should come as no surprise".

[@TimSchweizer]

Hope that's sarcasm!

[@valobrien9596]

@@basketofdependables4244 I believe what p 28 is getting at is that the chimp is communicating specific, clear instructions, rather than just basic "Give me food". Which is very clever really.

[@NostalgiaforInfinity]

"in the wild he wouldn't need to ask" Yeah, he would just drink straight out of the Mountain Dew spring.

[@jukebox1138]

In the wild he wouldn’t need to ask , he’d just beat her ass and take it.

[@d8456]

This little dude has more intelligence than my co worker

[@buhhhzerker]

It's prolly coz of dew. Let ur co worker chug few bottles.

[@justbeingme3415]

🤣😭

[@lovesallanimals9948]

Than 99.9 percent of humans shouldn't be in that enclosure

[@phsemburitberpisahtiada5757]

😂😂😂

[@PRHILL9696]

I know!

[@rawnanle]

I remember the time when my ancestors could drink mountain dew from the stream.

[@rachelembletonpalmer5891]

🤩

[@prithviraj3901]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😆

[@sarak4217]

Monkeys are not you're ancestors

[@rawnanle]

@@sarak4217 Ok Boomer

[@haiqax]

Sara k dumbass yes they are monkeys are related to apes which were our ancestors

[@jakerazmataz852]

Your right. In the wild he wouldn't get a chancet try such a treat. I'm sure they have water available 24/7. He wanted the sweets.

[@BurnRoddy]

Its eerily scary how smart he/she is

[@lelin4732]

Chimpanzees are looking more intelligent than humans over there.

[@mukundan8925]

Ikr

[@nathangi7917]

Guess I'll go back to monke

[@naveen5126]

@@nathangi7917 reject humanity

[@veiserexab1428]

Because the visitors are not allowed to give them a food

[@nathangi7917]

@@naveen5126 yeah but I don't know how to do that...😢

[@Quetzalcoatl999]

"in the wild he would have to ask" yeah they just drink mountain dew straight off the vine.

[@jblazesmyth505]

mountain brew

[@lieutenantmonkey6699]

Quetzalcoatl, and donuts straight out of hotsprings saying "doh" and drinking Duff beer :p

[@logik316]

In the wild, he wouldn’t have to ask. He would just beat the crap out of her and take it.

[@blitheringrando1410]

He'd spray fountain poo freely, instead of throwing it at zoo goers

[@basketofdependables4244]

begging for a sugar hit! effin addicts are everywhere, lol.

[@Empridon]

Dude give him the entire drink!!!

[@GrinGottsGBL]

Just like prisoners in a cell asking for something outside

[@causehoneysaidso6335]

He was trying to tell her to toss the banana over the glass 😂 but she wasn’t understanding.. so he settled for some more soda.

[@davidg.3617]

Right. 😅

[@robertkustos2931]

Yes , the human wasn't understanding . We are so DUMB sometimes

[@charlesvan13]

It could have been an inside viewing room. Set up to prevent people from tossing things to the chimps. Some chimps have taken up smoking.

[@QT_Jeanne]

It’s not really possible as it’s completely sealed off, there was no way for her to pass the banana, the chimpanzee realized it later on then asked for more soda.

[@king-tt8lw]

😂😂😂👍

[@Orpheusftw]

The crystal clear instruction to toss the banana over completely blows my mind. I know they're very intelligent, but it still shocks me to see such humanlike behaviour.

[@centauri9458]

There wouldve been some chimps acting like fools if she had thrown one banana over the top.

[@ASR-Ansori]

Interesting to use "humanlike" here. Who knows, perhaps our ancestors had this level of intelligence in the past? Austrolopithecus might've been even smarter, it seems common with apes to be smarter than even other animals thought to be the smartest, like dogs, elephants, dolphins, etc.

[@genericalfishtycoon3853]

@@ASR-Ansori The average IQ for domesticated chimpanzee using the same tests as humans is around 85. There are many countries that have average IQ below 65. I have no doubt that chimps are smarter than many "humans," as human seems to encompass a wide variety of bipedal creatures of varied intellectual capacities. Kind of a really messed up fact when you actually stop and think about it, but it's true nonetheless.

[@catreenel]

same. i always knew they were intelligent but this video surprised me

[@nyakwarObat]

@@ASR-Ansori this was your ancestors once upon a time. Your life line goes all the way back to an amoeba

[@jean2740]

That was kind but at same time it's teasing them

[@hichiroyu8140]

the fact he know bottle contain liquid impresse me, they're such intelligent creatures

[@wfcoaker1398]

One of the signs of intelligence is when you point at something and the animal looks where you're pointing and not at your finger. This guy doesn't only know that, he knows that when he points, others know what he means.

[@oracleofpelham511]

Well ... yea.... we went to the moon

[@ozdorothyfan]

While I agree this chimp clearly has a grasp of pointing use to achieve what he wants I read somewhere that only one animal known to us responds by looking where you're pointing. Those animals are dogs.

[@PersianKhavos]

*Metacognition

[@Will-ws2bu]

Adds up, when I point at something for my cat to observe, my finger gets a stare down.

[@virglibrsaglove]

@@ozdorothyfan Nope. My cats do, too.

[@caodon]

This is the first time I see an animal giving instructions to human. It is a very smart chimp.

[@rainingly]

Some dogs can do that as well

[@user-gh7zk2uc6h]

Well they share 98% of our dna they are obviously complex and smart

[@Ezequiel-lh4ub]

Dude, you havent had a pet. I used to work at a place with dogs in the parking lot and they where laced on a really rainy day(it was starting to flood) they where laced in a roofed park area and suddenly one of them started barking but in a way that i could notice his worrying and that he clearly needed help(not like agression or like there was an intruder he was calling for help ) it was a a really clear different type of barking and when i noticed it i went to check on him and when i saw him his eyes would express to command me to get with him quickly. It turns out the other dog got his chain stuck in a car's exhaust and as the water was flooding the lot (he wasnt drowning,just getting really wer). When i got there the trapped dog had a really sad expression on his face and the other one was really happy that i was there,i freed him and he was on his feet again. Animals are really smart and know how to communicate, im still quite impressed by how that dog was able to transmite his worries into a bark,i bet if have delayed more to come out he would've start to talk to me.

[@Disconn3cted]

The first time you've seen an animal giving instructions to a human? So you've never seen a dog bring a food bowl to a person or scratch at the door to be let out?

[@adith9327]

This chimpanzee showed much more human behaviour like compared to a dog

[@doubledoubleusmokymirror4d405]

Now he's addicted

[@incorrba]

That's exactly how I communicate with someone at work when they don't speak English.

[@suduat]

Hahahahaha

[@VS-ov2ce]

👍🤣🤣🤣🤣omg

[@VS-ov2ce]

@Nilda Rodriguez 🙄🙄🙄

[@craftah]

@Nilda Rodriguez no

[@reylic5712]

@Nilda Rodriguez chill up 9yo

[@livintolearn7053]

They need a new sign that goes like "Do not feed the animals. YeS, eVeN iF tHeY aSk YoU tO."

[@AelOk17]

you could be giving them something that they are allergic.

[@shivermetimbers9316]

a chimp all jacked up on Mountain dew will mess you up 😆

[@aaronmantle468]

@@AelOk17 Don’t worry; the KZbin video was much more important than the health of the primate!

[@Flughund96]

Yes. It s not funny and actually harmful for These precious animals.

[@juanmlsanabria]

Hahahahaha

[@LordKrhiyos]

In the wild he also wouldn’t have access to Mountain Dew. I think he’s quite content

[@rickkinsman7400]

In the wild he would need his own money to buy soda.

[@bridgesbane7032]

This is so stupid. Everyone knows in the wild they only drink Dr. Pepper

[@dianetheisen8664]

LOL

[@lennyjerry7017]

nah man das cap we all know theyre there for the tango

[@TonyRedgrave1501]

Nah, they drink Red Bull

[@timbrowder2059]

And eat bush beans

[@R0NTHEJELLYFISH]

THeY DrInK FAnTa

[@allopez3166]

"Hey mom, can we go to the zoo today?!?!" "Sure honey, but first let's go to the store and get bananas and Mountain Dew."

[@MrGirki]

She wants the chimps to vomit

[@im__phanindra]

Only mountain dew works 👍

[@marcvandervelsen]

Kind of sad to put such a highly intelligent animal behind bars.

[@edeliteedelite1961]

*Any animal.

[@prestonwhite6423]

​@@edeliteedelite1961 Thank you. Also, intelligence is an opinionated word, aka, it's a perspective that we have over certain animals, and since chimps are the most related to us, we recognize a lot of behavior of chimps.

[@Nai-qk4vp]

"Mountain Dew?Ovah heeeere👇👇👇👇" -Silvio Chimp Dante.

[@HyPhuyenTheSwordPrince]

When Monkey See the dew, Monkey do the Dew.

[@81klong]

This is the chimp at the Welsh Mountain Zoo in North Wales. He did this to me when I had a backpack on but they've sealed up the holes now with sealant. I tried to tell him that but don't think he could understand that much 😂 He was very persistent though so I opened my bag and showed him I didn't have anything in there. He then pointed to my other family members bag so he could take a look in that one too! Smart chimp ❤️

[@dianetheisen8664]

Seriously?

[@majinvegeta7777]

Haha thats awesome

[@vory1770]

Wow

[@81klong]

Yes true story. He even picked up a blade of grass to try and push it through the hole to show me there was a hole there ! I looked like a crazy person trying to explain to a chimp that I couldn't put anything through the hole because it had been sealed up 😂🙈 I don't think he understood. He was disappointed in me for not giving him something to drink 😂

[@berbtheherb]

He was giving you a shake down

[@mikeholman5751]

"In the wild they wouldn't need to ask. " Im pretty sure there arent wild mountain dew plants where they live to begin with

[@krytietv1684]

Oh dear Mike...are you an idiot?

[@amandac3397]

Maximus hobbs he must be

[@amandac3397]

It’s better than being in a cage !

[@Amgbenz0]

Amanda C Its really not though. Have you studied chimps? Do you know the dangers they face in the wild? A larger chimp will eat one of its own if it is hungry enough. Also they can be extremely aggressive, against all species. If one of them wandered onto your front lawn, he'd probably eat your dog, cat or whatever you have if he was hungry. And rip your limbs off and beat you with them if you were dumb enough to go outside. Please educate yourself and stop being a tree hugging liberal idiot that talks about things that they know nothing about. Im sure you would love for them to be set free until one of them ran up on you while you're taking your morning jog. Dumbass.

[@cocomoose4730]

@Luis Ishmael how fucking dumb you can be, instead of solving the problem of those bastards shooting them lets just put them in a cage for their life and that's is all, they don't have to worry about anything ofcourse because they have nothing , you genius. Lets put some useless people like you in a cage too , give u food and u wil have to worry about nothing

[@AngelAngelPuff-ob2sr]

meilleure vidéo sur de l'intelligence suprême des chimpanzés

[@keefmeister77]

"No, not the drink, the Marlboros!"

[@wheelsupat7]

Damit they didn't bring beer.

[@eeiity8600]

“Goddamn it Barbra I’m pointing at the whiskey, get with the program”

[@ultrachad7907]

"in the wild they don't need to ask." **agressively steals mountain dew**

[@mishra13]

He meant that they can drink as much as they want from the rivers

[@Tari1778]

@@mishra13 Wow, are there rivers of mountain dew in the wild?

[@Haxx07th]

@@Tari1778 Come on that's basic knowledge

[@nikhilhadbe271]

@@Haxx07th its a joke

[@Haxx07th]

@@nikhilhadbe271 yeah i fucking know, that's why i said jokingly that knowing there exists mountain dew rivers is basic knowledge

[@scottgood7888]

I watched this with tears in my eyes. Humanity. Who are the humans?

[@mr_evil3779]

Fun fact: *animals who live close to the mountains get unlimited amount of "mountain dew"*

[@coolingheat5644]

Nice

[@miss_miscellaneous1420]

I-

[@deltaforcesecretfacility3866]

Yup

[@bigsam8597]

No no, he's got a point.

[@leonardosantos4485]

D usado n xxx tfnfbd

[@turbolivesinmyheart6328]

Much smarter and a lot more polite than most people.

[@sponge9553]

seeing videos like this it really is clear how we eventually came about from these creatures they are very intelligent when they want to be and can figure things out pretty quickly

[@janeymckay1966]

brings tears to my eyes...

[@FBI-lg8cu]

Thank you for Blurring The Mountain Dew Bottle.. The Whole Time I thought the He Was Asking For Tequila

[@rachelembletonpalmer5891]

2nd best comment

[@dapperbreeze7753]

Humor 100% (im not joking either this is funny)

[@manishsrivastava2488]

😂🤣

[@AlberTesla1024]

😂

[@osaha4847]

@@dapperbreeze7753 qaaqaaaqaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@alimourad3601]

It’s true in the wild he wouldn’t need to ask, because he will tear your face off and take it.

[@Yellow-Rose]

They say chimps are some of the meanest monkeys. I bet he was thinking b**ch if this glass wall wasn't separating us...

[@ms.anonymousinformer242]

Exactly lol.

[@fordxbgtfalcon]

@@Yellow-Rose They’re not monkeys, they’re Apes. Big difference

[@CKangZ]

yeah theyre like humans that are buff as hell without laws

[@dgray3771]

@@CKangZ they don't have civil rights and no police to enforce the law. Like we had it a few 1000 years ago. Those post apocalyptic tv shows are pretty accurate in the sense of what people would do if there is no law.

[@jesush.christ8261]

god he knows how to point it's so fucking cool

[@yousefal-nassar7279]

This chimp has better communication skills than my ex

[@TommyAndGracie]

So smart! "Please human, I'm thirsty!" : )

[@nathanieljones9470]

Tommy, Gracie & Leo He is not necessarily thirsty, he is provided with water 24/7 he has been fed by the public enough to know he can get it if he asks.

[@occraig]

you mean very sad

[@zionritzman3175]

@@occraig leave

[@occraig]

+Zion Ritzman i posted my comment over a year ago.. i own this comment section so leave my kingdom

[@smaprips5514]

Poor dodo needed clickbait

[@voqzmk2]

"In the wild he wouldn't need to ask" Yeah, because Mountain Dew doesn't grow on mountains.

[@Ryths1]

8 likes no reply, your comment is 5 days old

[@Velehokala]

@@Ryths1 ok

[@Ryths1]

___Finland___ his comment is gonna grow, I just want everybody to know I was there at 8 likes.

[@shackledwithfreedom]

I laughed harder than I should.

Who would he be asking? Lol.

[@asura8495]

look at this giant boy, he needs more!!

[@LuckyBilly09]

THERE SO SMART

[@kaloconnell2521]

‘In the wild he wouldn’t need to ask’ please show me this Mountain Dew river

[@SimonAshworthWood]

In the wild, chimpanzees get a healthy amount of sugar and water (and fibre and pectin and vitamin C, etc.) by collecting as much fruit as they want.

[@kaloconnell2521]

@@SimonAshworthWood yeah but it’s not quite Mountain Dew

[@billybob5553]

@@safari-my1px No my mom specifically told me they don't, Maybe in bushes?

[@tristanlau1213]

The Mountain Dew comes from the mountains naturally. That's why it's called Mountain dew.

[@busapadua6409]

Even telling the lady how to throw the drink inside. So intelligent

[@neehgurg2111]

imagine being dumber than a monkey lmao

[@percyfaith11]

Not his first rodeo. Learned over time.

[@treasuretrails]

Poor Chimp all that effort and she barely gave him any!

[@theworthysoul]

He does it just like a human! He even waves his finger a bit to make sure he has the man’s attention. Chimps really are amazing.

[@iaintbeendroppingnoeavessir]

That's exactly why I believe in reincarnation.(in some cases, not all people/animals) He knew exactly what the mountain dew was, what was inside of it, and whether or not it would be able to fit in the hole- as if he had it before.

[@sherrybopcherrypop]

@@iaintbeendroppingnoeavessir bruh

[@scubasteve7666]

@@iaintbeendroppingnoeavessir LOL

[@itsshrimp91]

@@iaintbeendroppingnoeavessir That's pretty stupid. Mountain dew hasn't been around in the dark ages

[@jiminnoodlesoupwithasugaon1915]

@@iaintbeendroppingnoeavessir wait you're onto something

[@mehakkhakra9812]

It's funny for a second...but as soon as you realise the actual agony behind this video, it makes you think...

[@MizzzKitty]

That's what I was thinking too...

[@ImmortalKaicast]

I actually support zoos when it comes to endangered animals and such. And lord knows we're good at making animals endangered

[@ashfox7498]

I mean he gets high quality food, medical care, never has to worry about predators... in an idealistic sort of way it seems bad but many zoos operate with much regard to the welfare of the animal; a blanket feeling of it being some kind of sick animal jail reminds me of people who used to think we shouldn't put nuclear waste in space because we shouldn't irradiate it.

[@AriusBLK]

mehak khakra So true !!

[@stephenurso9267]

@@ashfox7498 it's still not in it's natural environment!

[@theebigda]

I am sure the zoo keepers would not appreciate visitors giving the animals soda.