The following is from Elephant Journal.
Note: if you are reading this at the Scission Group or on a MAC you probably won't get the videos etc. included here. I'd suggest then you just click http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAYWEwB6Meo
and go from there.
APES SEE LIGHT OF DAY FOR THE FIRST TIME
All beings yearn for freedom.
After a lifetime of captivity indoors…freedom. Reminds me of this.
~Woman NarratorThey see for the first time in their lives, the sun. After decades in an experiment laboratory, this is the first step of the chimpanzees in to freedom.Man NarratorThey hugged each other, like they would say they were finally free. And then they laughed. One imagines being locked up for 30 years in an elevator, then to open the door with friends and say “I don’t believe it.” They have only seen people wearing protective clothing; they have never had regular contact. They never learned to climb, because they were brought to the laboratory as babies. Now they can finally get out.Woman NarratorMost of the former 38 monkeys have spent the entire lives behind bars. Since 2002, they are now in an Austrian village, slowing being prepared a life in freedom. This moment was for both animal and people equally unique.Man NarratorI saw a chimpanzee, who was starring completely fascinated at a butterfly. He knew it, from back when he was a small chimpanzee in the jungle, and now he can see them again.Woman NarratorAnd the monkeys that were born in the laboratory are discovering everything for the first time. The air, the grass, the freedom.
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