India 'headache' with wild monkeys
The Supreme Court of India is in a headache to find a place to accommodate nearly 300 wild monkeys caught when stirring up in New Delhi. Earlier, the court ordered the state of Madhya Pradesh state to be responsible
Wild monkey - the nuisance of many Indians (Photo: BBC)
The Supreme Court of India is in a headache to find a place to accommodate nearly 300 wild monkeys caught when stirring up in New Delhi.
Earlier, the court ordered Madhya Pradesh state government to " arrange " the state's accommodation for these " Sun Wukong ". However, the people in this state were very opposed to monkeys terrorizing many villages. " These monkeys ' behaviors and lifestyles have caused many problems for the people. They are very aggressive and attack children, " the state government of Madhya Pradesh said.
This " imported " monkey also has many diseases that can threaten other native species of the state. In addition, their gluttonous nature has reduced the population of state birds when both compete with the same food. Officials here do not kill them because it is sacred to many Hindus.
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