Monkeyin' around in Youngin Korea this week was seven-year-old trained chimpanzee, Rudi, who is learning how to play golf during 'the animal wonder stage' at the world famous Everland Amusement Park.

South Korea's major amusement park launched a new animal show in July to attract more guests.

Rudi is not only attracting more guests, he's attracting thousands of viewers on the Internet.

Reuters photographer You Sung-Ho has captured one of the most popular photos in Yahoo.

You can see Rudi at play on the 19th at Everland, which is about 31 miles (50 km) south of Seoul.

The Fifth Most Popular Theme Park in The World

South Korea's first theme park opened in 1976 as Yongin Farmland.

Less than ten years ago it was bought by a division of Samsung and transformed into the Everland theme park.

It is now the fifth most popular theme park in the world, beating out Epcot, Disney MGM and Disney's Animal Kingdom.

Everland sprawls across 3,700 acres.

It consists of three theme parks: Festival World, Caribbean Bay and the Speedway.

Festival World has 40 theme attractions as well as a zoo and seasonal festivals.

Caribbean Bay has both indoor and outdoor water facilities.

Speedway offers racing courses.

Parents will also appreciate the Glen Ross Golf Course.

The mix of Korean, Chinese and American cuisine is said to be superb.

Tickets are 26,000 won ($19) for ages 13 and up and 18,000 won ($13) for children under 13.

For more information, go to:

The site is available in Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese.

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