He did say how some monkeys that were domesticated showed an interest in temperature control and A/C system enjoyment, but that was a different kind of thing
Our son has Aspergers and is something of a genius, and seriously, he remembers every detail of everyday life and he’s fascinated with the lives of gorillas… Then every one of us absolutely makes a point to visit the zoo at least once per month or he’ll become easily agitated and disappointed, he consistently heads straight to the gorilla exhibits and prefers talking all about them. He also talks about their eating patterns and what they eat. He talks about how they build nests every night and how they do in the wild living amongst other gorillas. He of course remembers all their birthdays and their names and he recognizes all the individuals; I assume that it’s kind of bad because most of them look alike to me, but he can consistently tell who is who. He says he wants to go on a safari to see wild gorillas sometime in the future, which I think will happen for him one day. I remember asking our son if the gorillas liked air conditioning and he said how it wasn’t natural for them to have temperature control… However, they lived in sites with tropical temperatures where the weather conditions were warm for the most part, but those who live with colder rapidly adjusting temperatures have thicker fur. He did say how some monkeys that were domesticated showed an interest in temperature control and A/C system enjoyment, but that was a different kind of thing. He does guess that it’s not right to keep gorillas in cages, but he does appreciate seeing them but he wishes he could free them all into the wild! Usually after all of the people I was with and I go to the zoo, the people I was with and I go to our number one eatery that usually has the ideal temperature control settings and nice air quality. He consistently gets the chicken tenders and I usually go for a burger with home fries.