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✓ Published: 16-Apr-2024
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This man was showcasing the nighttime routine for his three pet monkeys. First, he played with them, teaching them different tricks like handshakes and high-fives. Once playtime was over, he gave them their drinks and food to eat before putting them to sleep.
This man was showcasing the nighttime routine for his three pet monkeys. First, he played with them, teaching them different tricks like handshakes and high-fives. Once playtime was over, he gave them their drinks and food to eat before putting them to sleep.
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