Fans, showers, icy treats: How Singapore Zoo is helping animals beat the heat


Rain dance of joy: Orang utans Adi (left) and Bino enjoying the spray of cool water to help them cope with the sun and heat at the Singapore Zoo. — The Straits Times/ANN

ADI looks like he’s doing a rain dance.

With the sun hanging high overhead, the Bornean orang utan does a little jig with his arms stretched high towards the sky.

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