Updated June 11th, 2020 at 15:58 IST

Video of chimpanzee feeding fish is the 'best stress buster' on internet | Watch

The video that is being widely shared on the internet features a chimpanzee, which can be seen feeding a school of fish while comfortably sitting on a platform.

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Social media is full of videos and images of adorable animals that netizens often visit to lighten their mood. One such video is doing rounds on social media that is making netizens fall in love with chimpanzees. The video that is being widely shared on the internet features a chimpanzee, which can be seen feeding a school of fish while comfortably sitting on a wooden platform near a pond. The video was shared by Susanta Nanda, an Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer on Twitter. 

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"Chimpanzees are 98% humans. Feeding fish is one of the finest stress busters. Try for ur self," Susanta captioned the video. The post has garnered more than 14,000 views and over 2,300 likes since it was shared this morning. Netizens are just loving the video as they are showering the post with loving comments. One user commented, "So cute!! He's adorable ..." Another user wrote, "Not only fish, I had felt lighter after feeding Cows, monkeys, Dogs, Parrots, Pigeons, Sparrows, even Trees and needy human... It's the act, which make u feel awesome always ..." 

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Susanta recently also shared some good news with his followers informing them that China has removed the endangered pangolins from its list of animals that can be used for making traditional Chinese medicines. Pangolins were being annihilated in China for a long time as the mammal is also served as an exotic food in the country. 

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Published June 11th, 2020 at 15:58 IST