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Amazing Video Shows How Orangutan Kicks Back!
kick back: to relax, often by sitting or lying down
We once believed tools set humans apart from animals, but we now know that’s not true.
Primates are tool-using pros! Capuchin Monkeys break open nuts with stones, Baboons floss their teeth with leaves, and Gorillas use sticks to check water depth.
Like us, animals use tools for survival. But there’s something uniquely human about innovating new ways to relax. Watch this video of a clever orangutan making a hammock to kick back! Any creature that can tie a knot surely deserves freedom, not a cage.
Sample sentences
1. After studying all day, Lisa likes to kick back and listen to music.
2. On sunny days, it’s nice to kick back in the park.
3. Tom likes to kick back with a good book on weekends.