Goat tied to a wheelbarrow... I'll tell you why

In a South Korean drama, North Korea was depicted. This little wheelbarrow scenario was designed to help suggest poverty, farm animals, and lack of knot-tying ability, I guess.

Taking the dog for a walk

Henrike, taking Guus the dog for a walk, in Noordoostpolder, in the Netherlands. Guus is getting old.
Mareke took the photo and let me use it.

Orangutans in Indonesia

Avantgardens. Back To The Wild
Wheelbarrowing orangutans at the International Animal Rescue center in Ketapang, West Kalimantan, Indonesia.
These baby orangutans are being cared for at this center, and are being taken by wheelbarrow from their night cages to a forest play area where they will spend their day learning skills to survive in the wild.

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A similar image appeared here in June 2014
I'm repeating that post, because Laurie McPherson who made the comment below also sent me the photo above.

I don't know which came first, the photo, the painting, or whether it's common practice in zoos to cart the babies this way.

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Kristiva Stack send me a link to this image and wrote:

Hi Sandra, I saw this and thought of you. It's a mural by Ernest Zacharevic that I saw here: http://www.thisiscolossal.com

It would be so cool to come across this in person. You would have to be in Malaysia. :-)

Laurie McPherson posted a photo of that for me in January 2016, and wrote "It's not a barrel of monkeys ... it's a BARROW of apes." Nice.

Lion in a wheelbarrow

Obi, a lion at Oaklawn Farm Zoo in Nova Scotia, sitting where he wants to sit. I don't know who added the caption, but it was sent to me on facebook this way by Claire Horsley. Notes on the original photo are at the link above.

Cats don't know

The wheelbarrow, still inside from a photo shoot for this post, mystifies cats.