The chimpanzee beats ducks with a wooden stick, and the other chimpanzee's "drive."

The chimpanzee beats ducks with a wooden stick, and the other chimpanzee's

In the world of wild animals, one chimpanzee beats ducks with a wooden stick, while another chimpanzee shouts and pulls up and stops, as if it were a “drive”.

Tourists on the ground were watching and discussing, and there were concerns about the safety of breeders and whether chimpanzees attacked ducks for lack of food.

On 27 August, the gardener responded that the ducks were raised by the park and that, if the apes were found, they would be dealt with on site. According to the park, chimpanzees have an IQ close to the human age of five or six, behaved out of curiosity or dereliction, and stock management is the responsibility of the specialized department.

In response to the possibility of an attack, the gardeners emphasized that the apes in the area were not in direct contact with the breeders, that offensive animals were raised separately and that the gorillas were well fed and fed mainly on a daily basis.