This most unusual entertainment school was opened by a Chinese zoo in Dongying, Shandong province on September 24, 2015.
30 Japanese macaques are taught tricks including how to walk on stilts (above) by their human teachers
The Yellow River Delta Zoo recruited 30 snow monkeys to study at its ‘Macaques Performing School’.
A troop of monkeys are the new students at a recently opened performance school in Dongying, eastern China
These monkeys are learning tricks like shaking hands, walking on stilts, salutes and mathematics.
The monkeys pretend to be doctors (above), solve mathematical equations and perform other circus acts
They receive daily ‘academic’ as well as physical training at the school, aimed at helping them learn some basic math operations and somersaults.
However, they don’t need to worry about the weather at the training school as their goal is to perform tricks
Upon completion of training, they will be sent around China to enter into the entertainment industry.
These macaques normally dwell in cold climates where the landscape is covered with snow much of the yearMonkey students receive daily physical and academic training and will become performers around China
