monkey stuffed animal

Animals have emotions because the most primitive basic emotions, fear and joy, are shared by humans and animals. One of the most dramatic events witnessed by British zoologist Jane Goodall in 1972 was the death of a young male chimpanzee named Flint, just a month after the death of his mother Flo. After the death of his mother, the chimpanzee went into great grief and stopped eating and socializing until he died. Whether it "died of a broken heart" or not, one thing is clear: love and sadness are not unique to humans, and are common in other animals as well. Humans are essentially animals, but they are called "higher animals." So, in theory, the emotions that we have as mammals, other animals can have, the question is how much, how deep.
This plush toy is based on the chimpanzee (monkey) as the prototype, through the delicate design and clever mechanical structure, give the toy rich emotional expression ability. Not only does it look realistic, but it also mimics chimpanzee behavior and emotional responses.

When you take the banana out of his hand, he makes a sad cry, as if to protest, "Don't touch my food!" It's surprising and curious. And when you give the banana back to it, it will immediately let out a happy laugh, as if to say: "Thank you, I am so happy!"

This plush toy is divided into black and brown, fluffy tail, cool hair, with three-dimensional eyeballs, holding a rice spoon in the right hand, holding a banana in the left hand, cute and fun.
Orangutans have emotions! Come to us and buy this fun plush toy! Let him bring you emotional experience!