Monkey finds a mask, wears it wrong like humans in hilarious viral video. Watch
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A video was shared by former basketball player Rex Chapman on Twitter in which a monkey was spotted trying to wear a face mask it found on the road. The video has gone viral on social media.
Covid-19 has wreaked havoc all over the world and all of us have suffered in one way or the other. Even animals have started to feel the effects of the deadly disease. How do we know, you ask? Well, a video of a monkey trying to wear a face mask it found on the road has gone viral on social media. If you’ve already seen a monkey find a mask and promptly put it on its face today then just keep on scrolling pic.twitter.com/Lv3WpeukyS He's much more evolved than a large portion of our population. If a monkey can do it how come some people can’t? He's probably smart enough to have been vaccinated too. Proof of evolution. Thank God. Something wrong with the theory of evolution : monkeys have learned to wear a mask faster than men!! He’s smarter than a lot of people. Former basketball player Rex Chapman took to the microblogging site to share a video where a tiny monkey was seen trying to wear a discarded face mask. The video has spread like wildfire on the internet and has left netizens amused.
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