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Ndume Looks into his Crystal Jar – and Smiles

KokoPix Photo Blog
By Gary Stanley

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Photographer: Ron Cohn

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Ndume Looks into his Crystal Jar - and S

Ndume (Koko”s male companion) appreciates a simple enrichment item – a plastic jar. It”s amazing how gorillas seem to look at things they”ve seen many times before as if for the first time, with a child-like curiosity. If only we could remember to do the same.

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