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Sule, an 18-month old male Chimpanzee, eats an oatmeal and honey mixture on a stick as he settles into Sydneys Taronga Zoo temporary Chimpanzee exhibit on December 2, 2009. The zoos 19 Chimpanzees have been temporarily re-settled in the Orang-utan exhibit while renovation work commences on their own exhibit which is due to re-open in 2011 with new features including special climbing structures and new night dens. AFP PHOTO / Greg WOOD / AFP PHOTO / GREG WOOD
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In this photo, we see Sule, an 18-month-old male chimpanzee, enjoying a delectable treat at Sydney's Taronga Zoo. With his tiny hands gripping the stick, he eagerly devours the oatmeal and honey mixture with sheer delight. The temporary exhibit has become Sule's new home while renovation work takes place in their original enclosure. Alongside him are 18 other chimpanzees who have also been resettled in the Orangutan exhibit during this period of transition. As we gaze at this image captured by Greg Wood from Agence France-Presse (AFP), we can't help but be drawn to Sule's innocent expression and curious eyes. His presence reminds us of our shared connection with these incredible creatures that inhabit our planet. Behind the scenes, efforts are being made to enhance their living environment for when they return to their renovated exhibit in 2011. The upcoming changes promise exciting features such as special climbing structures and new night dens that will provide these intelligent primates with even more opportunities for exploration and play. This photograph serves as a reminder of the importance of zoos like Taronga in preserving wildlife and providing educational experiences for visitors. It captures a moment frozen in time - one that invites us to appreciate both the beauty of nature and our responsibility towards its conservation.
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