Monkeys take selfies after stealing mobile phones, and also play the radio?

Yes, according to BBC News, a man in Malaysia found his lost mobile phone on September 13 local time. After cleaning up, he found that it was full of selfies and videos of monkeys. The monkey sneaked into his house while he was sleeping and stole the mobile phone. Then he kept shooting, recorded a video of eating and broadcast it on his mobile phone.

It is reported that this man Zachriz woke up around 1 1 on Saturday morning and found that his mobile phone was gone, but there was no sign of being robbed. It was not until last Sunday afternoon that Zaklitz's father found a monkey outside the house that Zaklitz found the trace of the mobile phone. He said that when he called again, he heard the bell ringing in the jungle a few steps away from the backyard, and then found the mobile phone under a palm tree.

Zachary suspected that the monkey might have come in through an open window in his brother's bedroom. Last Sunday, he wrote on Twitter: "This may be once in a hundred years." This post was shared and praised thousands of times and reprinted by local media.

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It's not the first time a monkey has taken a selfie with someone else's mobile phone.

20 17 a British photographer and an animal rights organization fought a legal battle for two years over the photos taken by a macaque, and finally reached a settlement. It is reported that in 20 1 1 year, a macaque in the Indonesian jungle picked up David Slater's camera from monmouth and took a series of "selfies".

Slater said he owns the copyright of this widely shared photo, but Peta, an animal rights charity, said the animal should benefit from it because it pressed the shutter.

An American court ruled that monkeys are not protected by copyright and rejected Peta's lawsuit, but Slater agreed to donate 25% of the income to a charity that protects macaques.

Wang Shun. Com- A delicate monkey steals a mobile phone and takes a selfie. Netizen: The picture is too beautiful to look at.