The World Cup 2026 is approaching, and everyone is excited to see which country will win. This year, some animals at the Guadalajara Zoo in Mexico are making their own predictions. They're playing with objects that represent different countries, and the objects they choose might just predict the winner. Chencha, a 39-year-old gorilla, thinks Uruguay will beat Spain, while Faustina, another gorilla, is rooting for Spain. Other animals are also making their predictions, like Muluk, a 14-year-old puma who thinks the Czech Republic will beat South Korea. Even the zoo's capybaras and baby giraffe, Joel, are getting in on the fun. This experiment shows that animals can be just as interesting and fun as humans. Who knows, maybe they'll even predict the winner of the World Cup 2026!