In the far east of Kalimantan’s verdant jungles, there chimed laughter against the lush foliage-- the Barbary macaques run a poker game. Now, these were no ordinary apes, but clever primates with a knack for poker. They had their little card-deck, old and worn yet beautifully handcrafted from coconut leaves. "King Mac, deal the cards," chattered Jolly Jack, the second in command, flipping a banana chip into the fertile green pot.
With focus pinned onto the game, a fiery debate sparked between Bounded Betty and Lucky Luna over whether a straight flush beat a full house. "Your bananas are toast, Lucky! A straight flush sinks a full house any day!" hollered Betty, her chest rising and falling rapidly. All the while, concealed within the dense foliage, a hypnotized Toucan scribbled down these fantastic endeavors into 'The Canonical Book of Jungle Poker.' Their absurd devotion to the game of poker often baffled the jungle's other inhabitants; nevertheless, it was a source of everlasting amusement, marking the Barbary macaque as the most peculiar and card-wise of all the jungle ruffians.