Jeremy and Amy: The Extraordinary True Story of One Man and His Orang-Utan

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In August 2010 Monkey World rescued a Bornean orangutan called Oshine from Johannesburg, South Africa. She is a Grammy winner, had a series in the 70s, was on DWTS, dated Andy Gibb and Erik Estrada, and married the same man TWICE. Who is she?

Who are these people who appear on our television screens? It's a question the idle viewer often asks himself, in between wondering why he's watching this rubbish in the first place.

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Patas Monkey Mica (prounced Meet-za) was smuggled from the wild for the illegal pet trade in SLovenia. She lived with a family for 18 years before her rescue in 2011.But his parents were quite a pair too. His father was 'a working-class man with delusions of grandeur', who ran off with a rich divorcee when Jeremy was ten. His mother was born lame with a dislocated hip, and days before she was due to marry her childhood sweetheart he died in a plane crash. 'That tragedy forged a strong, intelligent personality with a bitter resentment that she took to her grave.' Benidorm star turned Hollywood sensation Bel Powley weds fellow actor Douglas Booth in idyllic ceremony after seven years of dating The other crucial turning point was meeting Jim Cronin, a fellow zookeeper and primate-obsessive whose crazy dream was to open a monkey sanctuary in a disused pig-farm in Dorset. Far from being a misanthrope who has only found satisfaction in relationships with animals, Keeling these days appears a man at peace with the world, content on the “desert island” of the 65-acre sanctuary near Wareham where he lives happily with Lou, his fifth wife, who conserves butterflies. Why are there no gorillas at Monkey World?