The World Cup 2026 is approaching, and everyone is wondering which country will win. This year, some animals are also sharing their thoughts on the matter. The animals at the Guadalajara Zoo in Mexico are playing with objects that represent different countries, and their choices are giving us hints about which country might win. Did you know that in the past, octopuses, penguins, and donkeys have also made World Cup predictions? Now, the animals at a zoo in Mexico are joining in on the fun. Chencha, a 39-year-old gorilla, thinks Uruguay will beat Spain on June 27th. However, his gorilla friend Faustina is rooting for Spain and isn't too happy about Chencha's choice. Muluk, a 14-year-old puma, thinks the Czech Republic will beat South Korea. But might his choice be influenced by the meat attached to the cardboard cutouts? Two capybaras think Mexico might win the tournament. Baby giraffe Joel is too busy playing with a ball to make any predictions, while older giraffe Juana is more interested in eating. So, how do the animals make their choices? The zoo staff puts objects with different countries' flags or symbols in front of the animals, and they make their selections by smelling, playing with, or touching the objects. However, there are doubts about how reliable these predictions are. The World Cup is an event where people from all over the world come together to enjoy football. The animals' participation adds even more excitement and fun to the event. But let's not forget that these predictions are just for entertainment purposes and won't affect the actual outcome. Are you wondering who will win the World Cup this year? By watching the animals' predictions, we might be in for a surprise. For now, let's just enjoy the animals' choices and the fun moments they bring to the tournament.