Indonesian Monkey Forced To Ride Bike For Money

Nur Yaman, a 28-year-old from Jakarta, shares his life as a monkey mask performer since 2002 due to economic challenges. He describes his daily routine of feeding Ucil, a monkey, and reflects on the harshness of his life choices. Despite the difficulties, he expresses a deep emotional connection with Ucil, showing care and concern for its well-being.

What is Nur Yaman's profession and since when has he been practicing it?

• A chef since 2000

• A monkey mask performer since 2002

• A musician since 2010

• A teacher since 2005

Why did Nur Yaman choose his profession?

• To travel the world

• Because of economic challenges in a big city

• Due to a family tradition

• To follow his passion for animals

How often does Nur Yaman feed Ucil?

• Once a day

• Twice a day

• Three times a day

• Four times a day

What does Nur Yaman feed Ucil?

• Bread and milk

• Rice or fruit

• Meat and vegetables

• Fish and chips

How does Nur Yaman feel about his work and his relationship with Ucil?

• He is planning to change his profession

• He feels indifferent and detached

• He acknowledges it as cruel but loves Ucil

• He finds it ethical and rewarding