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Well hey they're both Indian citizens and they are fighting. It just seems the monkey's have watched this film and gone to war;

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I know they're not apes but hey.


Enraged monkeys have killed 250 dogs in an Indian district by dragging them to the top of buildings and trees and dropping them.

Panic-stricken residents have also come under attack and say the acts of animal violence have been carried out 'in revenge' after a pack of dogs killed one of the monkeys' infants.

The horrific incidents have been reported in the villages of Majalgaon, where 250 dogs are said to have been killed by rampaging primates, and nearby Lavul in Maharashtra’s Beed district.


According to India's News18 website, 'not a single pup'
is left in Lavul where even school children are being chased and attacked.

Villagers have reported that monkeys set upon dogs as soon as they see them before taking them up to a high place - the top of a building or a tree - and dropping them to their death.
The reports say that in the last month alone, 250 dogs have been killed in this way.

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Pictures in local media show a monkey on a rooftop holding a dog


Pictures in local media show a monkey on a rooftop holding a dog
Pictures in Indian media appeared to confirm the attacks. In one, a monkey can be seen on a roof carrying a puppy to the edge of a building.
Separate footage, possibly of the incident that sparked the revenge attacks, showed dogs chasing monkeys through the village as local women and children ran for safety. The dogs appeared to be protecting a child.
Residents of the village contacted officials at the forest department, asking that they round up the killer monkeys. However, when officers were sent to the village they were unable to catch even one of the primates, News18 said.

According to the villagers, the monkeys are taking revenge.
They say that the violence erupted when some of the dogs killed a baby monkey.

After the officials failed to deal with the problem, villagers reportedly took it upon themselves to try and save the dogs.
But when they did, the monkeys fought back against their efforts, with the news station reporting some men even fell from heights themselves when trying to save dogs that had been dragged there.

Children were seen fleeing the enraged monkeys which have killed  250 dogs in an Indian district by dragging them to the top of buildings and trees and dropping them


Children were seen fleeing the enraged monkeys which have killed 250 dogs in an Indian district by dragging them to the top of buildings and trees and dropping them
Two panic-stricken women flee enraged monkeys that have attacked residents 'in revenge' after a pack of dogs killed one of the monkeys' infants


Two panic-stricken women flee enraged monkeys that have attacked residents 'in revenge' after a pack of dogs killed one of the monkeys' infants


Pictured: One of the monkeys appeared to go for a child in the village, before a dog ran at the monkey, scaring it odd


Pictured: One of the monkeys appeared to go for a child in the village, before a dog ran at the monkey, scaring it odd
Rampage: Video from the village of Lavul shows monkeys terrorising people in the street. Locals say the animals have been killing their dogs


Rampage: Video from the village of Lavul shows monkeys terrorising people in the street. Locals say the animals have been killing their dogs


Pictured: A still grab from video showing a dog chasing a monkey through Lavul village


A still grab from video showing a dog chasing a monkey through Lavul village

Clearly not content with the extermination of the dogs, monkeys are now said to be going after young children.
School children are reportedly being attacked by the monkeys, creating a further sense of panic among the villagers.
In one reported instance, an eight-year-old was grabbed and dragged away by the monkeys, forcing villagers to throw stones at them to scare them off.






Well the police seems to be bloody useless seems to be a subcontinent thing.....
Time to get these bad boys from the jungle....


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Indian Leopard for the win, he/she will soon put an end to their 'monkeying' around. Just keep the dogs and kids inside. :what:
Brothers the thread is in good spirit let's leave comments like this
 
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Sorry guys but those monkeys need to be wiped out
You can't kill monkeys in India due to religious reasons
I am not too sure maybe an Indian can correct me
I think theyre considered reincarnation of a monkey God
 
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Bloody hell. Communal monkeys?

They are Indians after all and intolerance is in right now.
 
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This is an excellent story for the next Disney movie with some dark plots.

In that part of the country, these monkeys are not going to be killed due to religious reasons. Indian police or forest department will be useless in dealing with these monkeys. These monkeys need their old nemesis, the 🐒 catcher
 
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Well hey they're both Indian citizens and they are fighting. It just seems the monkey's have watched this film and gone to war;

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I know they're not apes but hey.


Enraged monkeys have killed 250 dogs in an Indian district by dragging them to the top of buildings and trees and dropping them.

Panic-stricken residents have also come under attack and say the acts of animal violence have been carried out 'in revenge' after a pack of dogs killed one of the monkeys' infants.

The horrific incidents have been reported in the villages of Majalgaon, where 250 dogs are said to have been killed by rampaging primates, and nearby Lavul in Maharashtra’s Beed district.


According to India's News18 website, 'not a single pup'
is left in Lavul where even school children are being chased and attacked.

Villagers have reported that monkeys set upon dogs as soon as they see them before taking them up to a high place - the top of a building or a tree - and dropping them to their death.
The reports say that in the last month alone, 250 dogs have been killed in this way.

View attachment 801711

Pictures in local media show a monkey on a rooftop holding a dog


Pictures in local media show a monkey on a rooftop holding a dog
Pictures in Indian media appeared to confirm the attacks. In one, a monkey can be seen on a roof carrying a puppy to the edge of a building.
Separate footage, possibly of the incident that sparked the revenge attacks, showed dogs chasing monkeys through the village as local women and children ran for safety. The dogs appeared to be protecting a child.
Residents of the village contacted officials at the forest department, asking that they round up the killer monkeys. However, when officers were sent to the village they were unable to catch even one of the primates, News18 said.

According to the villagers, the monkeys are taking revenge.
They say that the violence erupted when some of the dogs killed a baby monkey.

After the officials failed to deal with the problem, villagers reportedly took it upon themselves to try and save the dogs.
But when they did, the monkeys fought back against their efforts, with the news station reporting some men even fell from heights themselves when trying to save dogs that had been dragged there.

Children were seen fleeing the enraged monkeys which have killed  250 dogs in an Indian district by dragging them to the top of buildings and trees and dropping them


Children were seen fleeing the enraged monkeys which have killed 250 dogs in an Indian district by dragging them to the top of buildings and trees and dropping them
Two panic-stricken women flee enraged monkeys that have attacked residents 'in revenge' after a pack of dogs killed one of the monkeys' infants'in revenge' after a pack of dogs killed one of the monkeys' infants


Two panic-stricken women flee enraged monkeys that have attacked residents 'in revenge' after a pack of dogs killed one of the monkeys' infants


Pictured: One of the monkeys appeared to go for a child in the village, before a dog ran at the monkey, scaring it odd


Pictured: One of the monkeys appeared to go for a child in the village, before a dog ran at the monkey, scaring it odd
Rampage: Video from the village of Lavul shows monkeys terrorising people in the street. Locals say the animals have been killing their dogs


Rampage: Video from the village of Lavul shows monkeys terrorising people in the street. Locals say the animals have been killing their dogs


Pictured: A still grab from video showing a dog chasing a monkey through Lavul village


A still grab from video showing a dog chasing a monkey through Lavul village

Clearly not content with the extermination of the dogs, monkeys are now said to be going after young children.
School children are reportedly being attacked by the monkeys, creating a further sense of panic among the villagers.
In one reported instance, an eight-year-old was grabbed and dragged away by the monkeys, forcing villagers to throw stones at them to scare them off.






Well the police seems to be bloody useless seems to be a subcontinent thing.....
Time to get these bad boys from the jungle....


View attachment 801712

Indian Leopard for the win, he/she will soon put an end to their 'monkeying' around. Just keep the dogs and kids inside. :what:
Brothers the thread is in good spirit let's leave comments like this
Now RSS dogs should stop worshiping monkeys :lol:
 
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Serious question, since the hindus worship monkeys, can they actually do anything against them?

Meaning if they need to do some pest control, won't killing the monkeys be killing their own god or something

According to Indian Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972; its illegal to hunt any wild animal other than vermin/pests (Only the following: Common crow, Common fox, Fruit bats, Jackal, Mice, Rats, & Voles). This isn't for religious reasons and more about conservation efforts.

Obviously its very difficult to enforce it with common pests especially with wild boars and hare/rabbits, but if you are caught you'll be in trouble.
This law has provisions for castration, so that'll be the only way forward to deal with monkeys/macaques.
 
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