Andy's Wild Adventures: Series 1: Capuchin Monkey
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Andy's Wild Adventures: Series 1: Capuchin Monkey
Andy takes Kip on a wild adventure to see capuchin monkeys in Brazil. He watches the clever monkeys use rocks to crack open scrumptious nuts. Andy has a go but ends up using Kip's latest invention to split open the nut.
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