VOICED: El monito criado por humanos

Lequiño, a young monkey at the Rio de Janeiro Zoo, faced early life challenges after losing his mother at birth. His grandmother was unable to care for him due to her age. With dedicated veterinary care, including the use of diapers and bottles, Lequiño has been recovering well. Efforts were made to maintain his natural instincts for future adaptation. Despite potential emotional challenges, such as missing human caregivers, animals typically adapt well. Lequiño's diet includes milk and fruits, and he has grown from 340 grams to a kilo. The monobarde species is usually found in African savannas.

What was the initial challenge Lequiño faced after birth?

• He was unable to find food.

• He lost his mother and his grandmother couldn't care for him.

• He was too weak to move.

• He was not accepted by the other animals.

How did the zoo staff ensure Lequiño retained his natural instincts?

• By minimizing human interaction.

• By balancing human care with instinct training.

• By allowing him to roam freely in the wild.

• By introducing him to other animals.

What is a potential emotional challenge Lequiño might face?

• He might miss the human caretakers.

• He might refuse to eat.

• He might become too dependent on humans.

• He might become aggressive.

What is included in Lequiño's diet?

• Milk and fruits.

• Only fruits.

• Insects and leaves.

• Only milk.

Where is Lequiño's species commonly found?

• In the savannas of Africa.

• In the forests of South America.

• In the deserts of Australia.

• In the mountains of Asia.