At a zoo, three friends - Lily, Benjamin, and Amelia - decide to visit the monkey exhibit. They each have a bag of peanuts: Lily's is red, Benjamin's is green, and Amelia's is blue. They leave their bags on a bench while they watch the monkeys play. A zookeeper sees the unattended bags and moves them to a nearby table for safety reasons. When the friends return, where will they look for their bags? How might they react upon discovering that their bags have been moved? Provide a very brief response.
Lily, Benjamin, and Amelia will likely first look for their bags on the bench where they left them. This is because we typically expect to find our belongings where we originally placed them. Upon not seeing their bags there, they may initially feel confused or alarmed, thinking their belongings might have been stolen.

After a moment, they might look around the immediate area to see if the bags have been moved. If they notice the bags on the nearby table where the zookeeper placed them, their concern will likely turn to relief. They would then retrieve their bags, understanding that someone moved them, possibly for safety or to keep the area tidy. They may express gratitude, either verbally or mentally, that their bags were not stolen and were instead cared for by someone, most likely a staff member of the zoo.