Which of these animals has opposable thumbs?

The great apes, including the gorilla, chimpanzee, bonobo, orangutan, and lesser apes called gibbons, all have opposable thumbs. They use their thumbs to climb trees, grasp branches, and hold tools – for example, using a small stick to gather ants or termites from a nest. Some apes may build shelters of leaves to get out of the rain.

Source: A-Z Animals