Monkey Island Enter the Cincinnati Zoo, and you can hear the faint squealing from the monkey house. Walking along the rock path, you smell the fumes of manure. Monkeys swing majestically along the vines, exploring their pen, fitted to their natural needs. Then the monkey comes out from the corner. He stares at you with his orange eyes and you wonder what he s thinking.
Monkeys are very loving, and take good care of their babies.
The zoo provides an environment that is exactly like their natural habitat so the monkeys can feel at home and comfortable. The sun shines brightly and the monkeys relax on the branches, shaded from the sun. The monkeys do little jokes for the people watching, unless they don t feel like it and are in a deep state of unhappiness because they are cooped up in a cage for people to stare at. Most of the time they are happy and cheerful. They eat, and eat, and eat.