Comments by "Mia Kœnig" (@miaknig3130) on "Casual Geographic" channel.

  1. Great apes and chimps have been known to sign (amongst other amazing ish) Did she do full blown sentences and convos, not likely. But could she communicate through ASL? Yes. I have worked w challenged nonverbal kids who don't use ASL as well as Coco did. However, the kids I worked with were able to smile or giggle letting me know what they like or want, so our communication and understanding of eachother is v good eg heavy fast walking always means I'm taking too long w something they don't like. Coco was amazing.
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  2.  @ElegantHope  it seems as though nobody got the joke from the other person, and most agree w you. The jokester should learn to use winky emojis or learn some better jokes.
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  3. I was told to go feed baby barn owls in the cellar of the primate sanctuary where I volunteered. It was v dim and I heard loud hissing like many cats. There were 3 babies in the corner bucket of blankets, rocking in unison and reminded me of the witches from Macbeth. I dropped the raw beef, made sure they were okay, and left. Still cute in their own way.
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  4.  @rainliongod7493  named bc of her lack of a tail. I had the children's books about her. When the cat died, she made the sign for hurt or pain if I remember the book correctly. The book made me an angry child who wanted the cat's caretakers hurt.
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  5. I love this guy, almost as much as I love super intelligent and gorgeous ravens.
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