"My father in law worked for a commercial plumbing company. They got a job putting in all the water related stuff for the primate enclosures at the local zoo. While working near orangutans, they had to not leave their tools unattended, and take inventory when they left. The orangutans would try to use the tools to take their enclosure apart.
Bonus Wholesome: Years later, my son got a book on animals at the book fair. Reading it together, when we got to the part about orangutans it said, "orangutans are so smart, plumbers working on their enclosures at the (Hometown) Zoo had to be careful not to get their tools taken when working on their enclosure."
I said, "Holy cr#p, they are talking about your grandpa!!""
"Bearded dragons wave to communicate greeting and that they aren't a threat. When you wave to a bearded dragon and it waves back at you, you're literally speaking the same language with the same intent."
I've read this one before and I still wonder, did anyone actually see the other animals come back out? Like are we really sure the wombats weren't luring the other animals in to be eaten? Maybe wombats are actually vicious predators are they've managed to make us all believe that they are just cute and caring...
Umm... yeah. They have pictures and videos of the animals in the caves. Wombats are HUGE and vegetarian (as far as I know), and dig very big caverns.