North Korea's zoo features a smoking chimp and a dog trained to use an abacus

North Korea's zoo features a smoking chimp and a dog trained to use an abacus

The Korea Central Zoo in Pyongyang offers visitors a unique blend of wildlife and ideology. Among its 5,000 animals across 650 species, you can find Azalea, a cigarette-smoking chimpanzee, basketball-playing monkeys, doves incorporated into a figure skating routine, and a dog trained to manipulate an abacus. — Read the rest The post North Korea's zoo features a smoking chimp and a dog trained to use an abacus appeared first on Boing Boing.