Smooth Orangutan Treats One Lucky Lady Like a Queen at Safari World

Smooth Orangutan Treats One Lucky Lady Like a Queen at Safari World

  • A viral Twitter post showed a well-trained Orangutan at Safari World in Bangkok accompanying a woman and acting like her companion
  • The woman joked in the video caption that the Orangutan really thought it was in a relationship with her
  • The video sparked reactions from netizens, some finding it amusing while others speculating that the Orangutan may have done this before with other women

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Orangutan seduces woman at Zoo
Match made in heaven. An Orangetun bags a hun at the Safari. @shonny_SA/Twitter
Source: Twitter

"Smooth as an Orangutan" should be a new phrase because this brother is one smooth operator. A viral Twitter post showed a woman visiting Safari World in Bangkok - and her companion was a well-trained Orangutan.

"This Orangutan really thought he was my man," she said in the video caption.

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Some things are hard to believe but make much sense when you see them. You can watch the interaction in the post below:

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Netizens did not know what to make to of the video

@MrTyhali said:

"He's done this to many women, I'm afraid. "

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Tsoku Maela Tsoku is a writer and ethnographer interested in interdisciplinary research in mental health and the visual arts, travel, live television and digital editorial. He is an AFDA alumnus with a BA in Motion Picture medium and a Masters's candidate at SOAS University for Medical Anthropology. Tsoku has written for live television shows such as Hectic Nine-9 and Mzansi Insider. You can reach him at tsoku.maela@briefly.co.za

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