Scaling heights for a living


Fast and agile: Amin is able to climb up a 10m-high coconut tree in no more than 20 seconds. — Bernama

SETIU: A teenager in Terengganu is giving coconut-plucking monkeys a run for the money, climbing trees as high as 24m in seconds to pluck up to 100 fruits a day.

While others would take at least five minutes, Mohammad Amin Abd Rahman can climb up a 10m coconut tree in no more than 20 seconds.

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