The Daily Mail writes that one tourist, Mr. Wang, said that “the monkey was sharpening the stone, then it started hitting it on the glass. The monkey scared itself away, but it came back to take another look and even touched it.” Was what the monkey did simply an accident? Or was the Capuchin only pretending to be scared at first, so we wouldn’t suspect it had other nefarious plans?
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ChrisR 4 year s ago
Tempered glass doesn't make it escape proof; the lamination does. Tempered glass can withstand harder blows, but it shatters into small pieces when it breaks. Sharp objects (like this stone) makes them easier to break, and even a small tap on the edge can make it explode (google prince Rupert's drop to see how it works)
This is also why tempered glass is used in car windows (as "safety glass"; it doesn't make long sharp "swords" that can impale you in an accident.
This is also why tempered glass is used in car windows (as "safety glass"; it doesn't make long sharp "swords" that can impale you in an accident.
This is also why tempered glass is used in car windows (as "safety glass"; it doesn't make long sharp "swords" that can impale you in an accident.