Monkeys are overrun in India. What are the unique ways the locals have to repel monkeys?

As human society becomes more developed and advanced, the relationship between humans and nature needs to be further sorted out. We often say that the earth does not belong only to humans. There are other animals and plants in the world, and this is also the earth that belongs to them, so humans should give in to them living space. But these words are easy to say, but as humans develop, they have also come into contact with the habitats of many animals, so many conflicts between humans and animals have arisen. For example, here in India, there is an animal that has repeatedly violated people's lives.

When talking about the proliferation of animals in India, many people will think of elephants. After all, in India’s unique social environment, cows are revered as sacred and have a particularly high status in the local area. Therefore, in places like New Delhi, India, you can often see "stray cows" filling the streets, achieving a delicate and harmonious balance with humans. But what I want to introduce today is not the cows in India, but the monkeys in India. If Indians and cows get along well, then Indians and monkeys should be considered happy enemies.

01 Indians respect monkeys very much

In Indian mythology, there are many incarnations of gods, so this creates some animals that many Indians will not easily mess with. , and monkey is one of them. This is because there is a monkey god Hanuman in the Indian mythology system. He is brave and clever, can fly through the clouds and mist, burn down the Lanka Palace, and steal fairy grass to help Rama. Therefore, Indians have a special indulgence for monkeys, but this is Connivance led to the exponential proliferation of monkeys in India, and eventually they began to spread to human territory and start causing trouble.

02 Monkeys are overrun in India and commit various evil deeds

Because the monkeys’ natural living areas have been destroyed, wild monkeys have unscrupulously invaded human settlements over the years. , can be seen everywhere in big cities. They collect food from urban garbage dumps, temples and human residences. However, wild monkeys are very wild after all, which has led to many monkey attacks on humans. On the streets of India, if you look at a monkey for a second, it is likely to be considered a provocation by the monkeys, so they will come up and kick you, making you fall to the ground. This kind of thing happens every day in India.

Secondly, they are very smart and good at using violence. Here in the village of Tarabas in Orissa, India, monkeys stole babies, and the babies were later found in the wild. In 2007, the mayor of Delhi, India, also fell to his death from the roof of a building because of a confrontation with a monkey. Some tourists were injured by heavy weapons in the hands of monkeys while traveling in India. Even before, monkeys stole According to the blood samples of COVID-19 patients, there are reports that the number of monkeys in India is probably more than 2 million. Because monkeys are so rampant, accidents due to monkeys occur every day in India.

03 Indians are committed to driving away monkeys, and the local monkey driving secrets are revealed

So how to prevent monkeys from hurting people has become a problem. The local government once launched a plan to arrest a monkey. There was a plan to obtain a 50-yuan bounty for a monkey, but because the monkey was too cunning, it had little effect. Therefore, instead of catching monkeys, people prefer to drive them away, which is safer and more convenient. But their "cheats for repelling monkeys" is really confusing. It was reported from overseas. In March, in order to prevent monkeys from attacking local equipment, the Indian police cosplayed as a brown bear, which scared them. This is not the first time that Indians have pretended to be brown bears to scare away monkeys. There have been successful cases in Ahmedabad Province before.

This method of repelling monkeys is undoubtedly a bit primitive, and according to the shrewdness of the monkeys, they will soon find out that the brown bear is fake. After all, this is not an isolated case. In the past, India dyed dogs into the color of tiger fur to drive away monkeys. Therefore, compared to "cosplay", India's large-scale sterilization plan will be more realistic.