The chimpanzee becomes viral for using Instagram as a pro and stuns the video



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A video of a chimpanzee using Instagram went viral online

A video that knocked out Internet shows a chimpanzee using Instagram as a true pro-navigator easily in the photo-sharing app and videos. The video was originally posted to Instagram five days ago by curator and animal influencer Mike Holston, where she collected more than 1.5 million views. From there, he expanded to Reddit, then Twitter where he was seen by 6 million people.

The video shows the chimpanzee scrolling through Instagram, clicking on publications, and watching videos – just about any human being would do. Look at it below:

Since it's been shared online, the video has surprised thousands of people.

"It's legitimately amazing," wrote one person on Instagram. "It's so amazing to see how much they look like human beings," said another.

The video also gave rise to some hilarious ones:

. Pic.twitter.com/6Q5XXfLusC

– Bleron (@blerooon) April 25, 2019

It starts !? pic.twitter.com/NQpYtefa21

– Ser_RCSantos ???????? (@Ser_RCSantos) April 25, 2019

However, not everyone can find the fun viral video. Some fear that the video shows a domesticated chimpanzee, while it's about wild animals.

This is neither funny nor cute, it is animal cruelty. This chimpanzee should be in the nature socializing with his peers, not being exploited for social media … https://t.co/3q2zvkuIKK

– Jennifer White ???? (@ JenniferWhite21) 25 April 2019

Adriana Lowe, a primatologist and doctoral candidate at the University of Kent in the UK, told Vice: "Sorry to be a murderer, but it's not is not someone who cares about anything. about chimpanzees should be happy to see.

"The animal looks like it's in a house, so it's probably a pet, which is a very bad idea, chimpanzees make terrible pets, they're social animals. intelligent, whose needs are difficult to meet, even in a setting comparable to a good-quality sanctuary. "

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