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"A zookeeper has been reading bedtime stories to two orangutans. Michel Krause, who works at Gdansk Zoo in Poland, said that doing so calms the animals down at night, according to Orange News. He said: &amp;quot;They were repeat offenders, always causing trouble. If you gave them a fruit snack, they&amp;#039;d throw it around. If you tried to wear them out with play, they&amp;#039;d just get hyper. &amp;quot;I didn&amp;#039;t know what to do until I pulled out a book I was reading during a break, and within a couple of minutes, they were trying to read over my shoulder.&amp;quot; Furthermore, Krause claimed that the two orangutans have their favourite books. &amp;quot;Albert&amp;#039;s favourite book is Pride and Prejudice, while Raya likes German fiction,&amp;quot; he stated. &amp;quot;But they both [also] like cookery books, and when we&amp;#039;re doing dramatic readings, they like me to act out all of the movements.&amp;quot; &amp;gt; Chimps, orangutans &amp;#039;suffer mid-life crises like people&amp;#039; &amp;gt; Orangutans taught how to order their lunch on iPads - video "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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