After spending his entire life in a lab at the University of Georgia, Leo the capuchin has traded the sterile environment of computer tasks and experiments for the sunny outdoors of Florida. Retired alongside six fellow capuchins, Leo has blossomed into a confident explorer, eagerly investigating every inch of his new home. His days of mastering computer tasks have given way to simpler pleasures: lounging in the sun, chasing bugs, climbing trees, and doing his best to avoid the occasional rain shower.

Known for his intelligence and quick learning during his lab days, Leo’s natural curiosity has only grown since his retirement. He relishes moving between habitats and meeting new neighbors, proving that he’s as much a social butterfly as he is an inquisitive mind.

And when it comes to snacks, Leo has a particular favorite: popcorn. Ever the resourceful monkey, Leo doesn’t just nibble on a few pieces—he stuffs his mouth, hands, and even his feet with as much popcorn as he can manage, savoring every bite.

Now, Leo is the picture of happiness—an inquisitive, friendly capuchin who has seamlessly transitioned from a life of research to one of relaxation and freedom. His days are now filled with sunshine, new friends, and, of course, plenty of popcorn.