Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Kim. Today is Wednesday

April the 1st or as it's also known April Fool's Day. But tricking your friends

and teachers might be a little harder in these homebound days and a lot of

lot of companies that usually participate

are well aware that the coronavirus is no laughing matter.

Newspapers and internet sites won't be changing their headlines or planting funny fake stories.

And even the high-tech master of April Fool's is hitting pause.

Google has reportedly told its employees to hold off on any pranks planned among themselves or on the

search engine itself. Still, if you've got something funny to pull on your family, by all means

do it. Just stay away from anything to do with your health.

If you'd like to start your day on a really nice note, we suggest you check out pictures of a most surprising friendship.

Specifically, the bond between a family of orangutangs

and a bunch of otters.

The photos were snapped at a zoo in Belgium.

The otters swim in a river that runs through the enclosure where the

orangutan dad, mom, and son live.

The primates are highly intelligent.

In fact, they share 97% of their DNA with humans, and as a result require a lot of attention

to keep them occupied.

When they're not playing with the otters, the zookeepers keep them busy with mind games

and riddles.

Science aside, the images are spectacular.

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