Not once did I hear about a spay/neuter program to control the monkey population...I know they do it for the stray dogs. Wouldn't that be more effective than sanctuaries.
She’s the only primatologist I believe around, which means they wouldn’t have anyone who knows the anatomy of them, or how to do it. They didn’t want to spend the money either to do it, bc thieves were pocketing it. It’s crazy, man. I believe they did find a way to sterilize them, but I don’t think it was in India. Don’t quote, though, I think it was Indonesia or Cambodia.
@@ẞïğMåqwith as much money as they are wasting they could have several monkey vets in training go over there and do an internship or a mission trip. I think the government is just being greedy....imagine that😂
I heard last year that was talked about, but the government did not want to spend the money on it. Part of the problem is all these ppl kidnapping the newborn babies, then instead of keeping them or taking them back where they came from, they dump them off in random places, so humans are spreading them across different locations cuz they want to get rid of them when they are not young cute babies anymore
Other urban areas dealing with primate populations have used various birth control techniques, like hormones in water sources, for example, with varying degrees of success. I don’t think many used physical sterilization, as it involves much more intensive intervention and specialized veterinary training, and is much more expensive, even though it is a more permanent solution. These are generally poorer areas that are dealing with the primates encroaching into human habitations. I remember the person from the monkeyscare company said that he proudly monkey-proofed the ministers’ homes, but never mentioned the poorer areas.
I cannot believe more people have not watched this video. It is a great documentary that shows the real issues with monkeys and people living together. It is sad that someone wants to put money in their pocket and it affects everyone in the city including the monkeys in a negative way. The only way to do anything is to do it right the first time. Cutting corners trying to pocket money only ends up creating more of an issue and ends up being more costly! Very good video I will share! Thank you!
That is true however you can't judge other countries until you yourself have traveled there and experienced what being poor really is. Living in America I've seen homeless people, addicts, stray animals, nothing compared to overseas. I thought the long flight was the worst part but nah, the food isn't that great. Meat isn't fresh like in the US because they don't have a freezer to keep the meat cool. When I went to most restaurants, you eat on a small table and small chairs with no air conditioner. You get upset stomach daily until your stomach adjust to the cheap food. You start craving basic food from the US like fast food, and other food that they don't have in other countries. So yes, money isn't everything but struggling like that I can understand why they would do anything to survive..
@@Pokerbrosmtt I have traveled abroad and it was a very humbling experience. I have been to Accra Ghana 3 times. My first time ever on an airplane was to Ghana West Africa. I have also been to the UK. Ive been to Canada and Mexico as well and WVa lol jk
I take it very personal when she said 16:08 "The disposable culture imposed on us by the west!" They dont have to use or buy the products. Blaming devoloped countries does not help them. They need to do something about it, rather than blaming. Devolved countries do not have this problem.
@@seanlanglois8620 I thought a little, if dog is man's best friend then it doesn't mean that we will go to the spa with him too?However, I wouldn't be surprised if I found you guys doing this too.
I so value & adore our fellow primate relatives. It's heart breaking that others fail to find value in these gifts given to us to care for. It's telltale that there are only 58 likes after a year of this published! Is humanity that selfish? Time will tell. Thank you for caring about this wonderful species!
You are 100% right in the USA it would have never even gotten close to that bad the first or second death and they would have been gone especially you know they also tear off all them electrical wires you see which puts power outages and they destroyed billions in just the structure cost alone let alone The Human Side of it. This poor country sadly doesn't have enough room or resources for its own people I'm quite certain they're God would forgive them...... unbelievable
It seems the main thing preventing the same from occurring in India, is their religious beliefs in relation to monkeys. Which it appears is not likely to change, so they need to deal with the issue in their own way. If they arent comfortable with eradication, I think sterilization and relocation are the only "humane" options they have left. However, all of that costs money, which is another problem India is struggling with. Not enough $ to even take care of their people, much less provide for the needs of the monkey population! As someone who's grown up in western civilization, I would really find it INTOLERABLE to live with monkeys crawling all over everything, defecating everywhere, attacking people, spreading disease, damaging property, strewing garbage, etc! Simply COULD NOT, & WOULD NOT live with such conditions! Tho that's not due so much to "personal feelings" about them, there are simply legitimate health & safety concerns connected to these circumstances! Idk maybe the best solution for India, would be to simply remove their "protected" status, which would then allow their CITIZENS to DIRECTLY decide how they want to deal with any problems they are having with them. That way the issue is entirely decided by the people in effected communities, rather than some religion-based govt mandate deciding how to handle the problem. Let the PEOPLE decide. If the majority of people in a community wish to leave them alone, then they will naturally be left alone, & the people can continue to live with them, as they please. However individual home owners, property owners, & businesses within those "tolerant" communities, would still be free to choose to eradicate or remove them from their PRIVATE properties, if that's their choice. (If the "gods" disapprove, the onus is on them, not anyone else!) Likewise, if a majority of people in the community want them eradicated or removed, they can do so privately, via their own resources, & thereby solve their individual monkey problems. But if individual home owners, property owners, or business owners, wish to leave them alone on their private property, that is a choice they can make for themselves, based on their personal beliefs. Then public officials would only need to manage monkey populations in public places, which will save the state money. And once again - if a humane solution is what they are seeking, then they should invest in relocation and sterilization projects. If there isnt enough natural habitat to sustain their current population, then I think the only hope for them to have a QUALITY existence, is to limit their numbers, & limit them primarily to specified wildlife sanctuary areas. (Or unmanaged wilderness areas) While also limiting their numbers in areas where they may still co-mingle with humans. They shouldnt be allowed to breed without limits, wherever they are, under the current conditions. And that's really what's best for THEM, ultimately. There is never any quality of life, when numbers exceed what is realistically sustainable via the existing environment. (That concept could also apply to people, as well! If we limited OUR OWN numbers, we'd be taking less habitat away from wildlife!)
This is so very sad, as in do many places ppl move in and take everything. The forests are leveled for the timber to cover the more barren land in suburbs,apartment bldings,businesses, and the animals are killed,trapped, mutilated by traps and starved out. There is no place for the animals. And then the ppl breed like rabbits , they call it progress and growth, the cities expand yet again and repeatedly the animals are pushed out. Over @ over it happens, all over the world. Now we have so many species that have our are becoming extinct. I just watched a documentary that stated there are two white rhinos left alive on the planet. TWO!!! THAT'S IT!! I don't even know if they are a breeding pair.. The orangutans are so close to extinction it's heartbreaking. Chimpanzees are now endangered!! Chimps at one time covered Africa like fleas on a dog, now there are 20,000 on the entire continent of Africa!! They're used to be a song and the chorus had this one line that has stuck in my mind since i was a teen. They paved paradise and put up a parking lot. That's what's happening to our world. And nobody cares. The earth is failing due to our greed,use, and abuse of the planet. We will die at our own hands, from our own greed and lack of humanity. And we deserve it. The crime and evil about it is only that we will kill every animal on the planet as we go...😢😢😢😢 een...
For one big as that country us they are in the monkeys territory!!!! DIDNT no one asked them to come there and set up shop and homes there just like you stupid MFKRS in America that have move in bear country build houses where the bear live but you mad when the bear breaks into your house 😂what you move out there for?
All yall ass just wicked diabolical SOULESS as fk! Could have move a million places where there are no monkeys where there are no damn bears for earth is their home to and if anything you are the invaders of the planet period! Because everything you touch you fk up or contaminate or destroy! Everything the food water and the fkin air and you are the damn UNATURAL MENACE Here!
As long as humans and monkeys exist there will be conflict. The best option is to regulate the population of monkeys. If there is a lack of natural predators then it's up to humans to do so by controlled sterilization or issue hunting permits. Kinda like how we here in the US regulate the white tail deer population in areas where the necessary predators are absent. The best analogy for us in the US is to imagine raccoon numbers equaling what these people are experiencing but with monkeys.
shut the hell up, as a westerner you should mind your business, most of us love them it is government exploitation that makes them sound worse than they are and their population is already endangered
This is an overly-simplistic proposal. There is a hierarchy within the group which would be disrupted by humans arbitrarily deciding which monkeys are allowed to propagate.
When humans interfere in nature there is always disaster but the problems in India were brought on by worshipping animals. They are not gods, they are wild animals doing what comes naturally to them. Unfortunately the only answer will be disastrous for the monkeys. Yet the humans will continue to create more problems.
Always blaming the West, but that's not true, colonization gradually moved westward so by the time the west was got inhabited with rich population the West's adaptation was much more rapid. So in reality the issue started over there and gradually over time the rest of the world contributed.
You all should have thought about the monkeys and not taken their forestry away from them. But you did and built housing. why not think about how they feel and strive to survive with little or no place to thrive but in your area. sad times.
And we thought the United States government was a joke. Atleast here in the US we act like we care about the people, atkeast we fix roads and are halfway decent.This government in india just blatantly could care less.
Yeah, and the US is guilty of smuggling them in illegally and the problem with that as well as the way, they transport him many of them die many of them die in transit because they don’t feed them enough and they don’t give them enough water and they don’t realize how similar to humans they are. They get dehydrated they have heat exhaustion They have heat stroke like 95% of the day hungry as it is and they do illegal transporting even legal transporting they die under those conditions
I want to start by saying I love monkeys which is how I found this documentary. Also I don't know how your government works, so I may be a little nieve to some of my thoughts. The hardest part if all of this seems to be the people and navigating the religious part of things respectfully. India is quite large and I would think their is a handful of places large sanctuaries can be built. But you have a major issue with to large of numbers of monkeys to regulate humanly. They have a very specific hierarchical society and grouping tons of random monkeys together is gonna cause a problem you can't imagine or deal with. To me medically rendering males and females not able to produce babies seems like the only way to get a handle on the situation and stay within humane and religious context. When the numbers go down, sanctuaries are in place and working properly along with a standard number of monkeys agreed upon that is condusive to the areas in which they live, then they wont need to be interfered with any longer. But the living conditions for both humans and monkeys currently is appaling and should not be allowed. The risk of humans contracting rabies or tons of other diseases alone should be top priority over everything. I understand monkeys have a sacred meaning but does that put them over your people I think even your lord would understand that. If every possible consideration is taken for a humane and honest way to help this situation for both people and monkeys is taken any creator would be understanding. It makes no sense for things be allowed to continue and both species end up suffering and thats what is happening right now. My government is as guilty as any but I really hope you can figure out a way to hold them liable and get to the bottom of that because that's just horrible for them to do to the people that are supposed to be trusted for the people. I'm sad seeing all you have had to put up with and endure and I wish you and the monkeys good fortune and the best possible outcome.
And locking them up in cages is definitely not the answer, unless the question is "how are you transferring them to the wild where they can live in peace?" But definitely not shoving them into small cages
It's not fair. It turns out that people live worse than monkeys. Allow people to defend themselves and they will clear the city of monkeys. Why are you violating people's rights? Why are you making people's lives miserable? Это несправедливо. Получается, что люди живут хуже обезьян. Разрешите людям себя защищать и они очистят город от обезьян. Почему вы нарушаете права людей? Почему вы делаете жизнь людей ужасной?
Пока люди рассуждают как гуманно избавиться от обезьян, обезьяны размножаются и захватывают все большее жизненное пространство.. Имхо:нужно нанять сотню снайперов и выдать им карт-бланш на уничтожение большей части обезьян в окрестностях городов.. По-другому наврядли получится. Примитивное всегда побеждает.. Так что в этом смысле обезьяны сильнее людей.Они беспощадно к людям и люди тоже должны быть ещё более беспощадны к ним.
Omg, torture and abuse is NEVER OK. There are humane ways to treat animals you capture and relocate. This is a problem of Biblical proportions. I admire your dedication and intelligence and I believe you will find a solution, Dr. Malik.
Profound questions without answers. I feel certain the smokescreen is quite real and these monkeys are fast tracking to labs. They are still very actively trying to create a new 30,000 NHP (macaques) primate lab breeding center in Bainbridge GA in US. Nothing is quite what it seems on first looks. Keep digging.
Fortunately, unlike rats, they don't seem to do well in colder climates, because imagine the chaos they would cause in large cities north of Florida and South Carolina (where there is a monkey island)
Dr Malik if you have any knowledge of Indian or Western laboratories using monkeys for research. All over the Western World the use of animals in research for pharmaceutical industry is almost taken over by using cell culture techniques. 😢
I admire the Indian people for their harmonious stance toward the environment around them, despite challenges such as those shown in this video. Definitely a tricky problem all around.
This has more to do with the fact that people consider them to be the form of Lord Hanuman and this reverence is so great that Hindus do not even catch monkeys.
At least they're not walking upright, stealing jobs, when that happens, then I'd start to worry,. Jk. I understand y'all took their land, but if Jesus Christ himself, was breaking into my house and making life miserable for everyone, idk if I'd be so stuck on the "religious" aspect anymore
🤔what makes you think this is theft? How do you know they don't have permission to show this on their channel? Sometimes it's best not to comment if you don't have facts🙄. I agree with @BMFFRESH , it's already been a year so I would say there was something done correctly in order for this documentary to still be on this channel. And people are still watching.😁 Wouldn't you think so, too? 😐😑😐😑🤷🏻♀️
Not once did I hear about a spay/neuter program to control the monkey population...I know they do it for the stray dogs. Wouldn't that be more effective than sanctuaries.
She’s the only primatologist I believe around, which means they wouldn’t have anyone who knows the anatomy of them, or how to do it. They didn’t want to spend the money either to do it, bc thieves were pocketing it. It’s crazy, man. I believe they did find a way to sterilize them, but I don’t think it was in India. Don’t quote, though, I think it was Indonesia or Cambodia.
I said the same thing!! Sorry I didn't see your comment until after. Makes sense to me though!
@@ẞïğMåqwith as much money as they are wasting they could have several monkey vets in training go over there and do an internship or a mission trip. I think the government is just being greedy....imagine that😂
I heard last year that was talked about, but the government did not want to spend the money on it. Part of the problem is all these ppl kidnapping the newborn babies, then instead of keeping them or taking them back where they came from, they dump them off in random places, so humans are spreading them across different locations cuz they want to get rid of them when they are not young cute babies anymore
Other urban areas dealing with primate populations have used various birth control techniques, like hormones in water sources, for example, with varying degrees of success. I don’t think many used physical sterilization, as it involves much more intensive intervention and specialized veterinary training, and is much more expensive, even though it is a more permanent solution. These are generally poorer areas that are dealing with the primates encroaching into human habitations. I remember the person from the monkeyscare company said that he proudly monkey-proofed the ministers’ homes, but never mentioned the poorer areas.
I cannot believe more people have not watched this video. It is a great documentary that shows the real issues with monkeys and people living together. It is sad that someone wants to put money in their pocket and it affects everyone in the city including the monkeys in a negative way. The only way to do anything is to do it right the first time. Cutting corners trying to pocket money only ends up creating more of an issue and ends up being more costly! Very good video I will share! Thank you!
That is true however you can't judge other countries until you yourself have traveled there and experienced what being poor really is. Living in America I've seen homeless people, addicts, stray animals, nothing compared to overseas. I thought the long flight was the worst part but nah, the food isn't that great. Meat isn't fresh like in the US because they don't have a freezer to keep the meat cool. When I went to most restaurants, you eat on a small table and small chairs with no air conditioner. You get upset stomach daily until your stomach adjust to the cheap food. You start craving basic food from the US like fast food, and other food that they don't have in other countries. So yes, money isn't everything but struggling like that I can understand why they would do anything to survive..
@@Pokerbrosmtt I have traveled abroad and it was a very humbling experience. I have been to Accra Ghana 3 times. My first time ever on an airplane was to Ghana West Africa. I have also been to the UK. Ive been to Canada and Mexico as well and WVa lol jk
Very good flim about a real issue
They are downright scary.
Same old problem all over the planet. Human over population. The wildlife lose their habitat to people and we just expect them to go away.
Yes! Especially in India. Too many people.
Yep, exactly... Humans are going to cause ourselves a massive extinction event for ourselves, animals, or both
I take it very personal when she said 16:08 "The disposable culture imposed on us by the west!" They dont have to use or buy the products. Blaming devoloped countries does not help them. They need to do something about it, rather than blaming. Devolved countries do not have this problem.
In the same sentence you get a god or a pest.
@@seanlanglois8620 I thought a little, if dog is man's best friend then it doesn't mean that we will go to the spa with him too?However, I wouldn't be surprised if I found you guys doing this too.
Everything is the west fault. They want us gone and when we are, they will be Chinese tools and slaves...they will dream if us and cry for us.
They poo in the streets and on the beach instead of using toilets. I don't think the west is their problem.😂
Oh hunny, that's not at all what she is referring to. I think you need a history lesson, my dear.
I so value & adore our fellow primate relatives. It's heart breaking that others fail to find value in these gifts given to us to care for. It's telltale that there are only 58 likes after a year of this published! Is humanity that selfish? Time will tell. Thank you for caring about this wonderful species!
쥐새끼에 불과한 아주 더러운 원숭이
싹 다 도시에서 사라져야한다
No, in America, they'd be put down, they'd never be allowed to get this bad
You are 100% right in the USA it would have never even gotten close to that bad the first or second death and they would have been gone especially you know they also tear off all them electrical wires you see which puts power outages and they destroyed billions in just the structure cost alone let alone The Human Side of it. This poor country sadly doesn't have enough room or resources for its own people I'm quite certain they're God would forgive them...... unbelievable
It seems the main thing preventing the same from occurring in India, is their religious beliefs in relation to monkeys. Which it appears is not likely to change, so they need to deal with the issue in their own way.
If they arent comfortable with eradication, I think sterilization and relocation are the only "humane" options they have left. However, all of that costs money, which is another problem India is struggling with. Not enough $ to even take care of their people, much less provide for the needs of the monkey population!
As someone who's grown up in western civilization, I would really find it INTOLERABLE to live with monkeys crawling all over everything, defecating everywhere, attacking people, spreading disease, damaging property, strewing garbage, etc! Simply COULD NOT, & WOULD NOT live with such conditions! Tho that's not due so much to "personal feelings" about them, there are simply legitimate health & safety concerns connected to these circumstances!
Idk maybe the best solution for India, would be to simply remove their "protected" status, which would then allow their CITIZENS to DIRECTLY decide how they want to deal with any problems they are having with them. That way the issue is entirely decided by the people in effected communities, rather than some religion-based govt mandate deciding how to handle the problem. Let the PEOPLE decide. If the majority of people in a community wish to leave them alone, then they will naturally be left alone, & the people can continue to live with them, as they please. However individual home owners, property owners, & businesses within those "tolerant" communities, would still be free to choose to eradicate or remove them from their PRIVATE properties, if that's their choice. (If the "gods" disapprove, the onus is on them, not anyone else!)
Likewise, if a majority of people in the community want them eradicated or removed, they can do so privately, via their own resources, & thereby solve their individual monkey problems. But if individual home owners, property owners, or business owners, wish to leave them alone on their private property, that is a choice they can make for themselves, based on their personal beliefs.
Then public officials would only need to manage monkey populations in public places, which will save the state money. And once again - if a humane solution is what they are seeking, then they should invest in relocation and sterilization projects. If there isnt enough natural habitat to sustain their current population, then I think the only hope for them to have a QUALITY existence, is to limit their numbers, & limit them primarily to specified wildlife sanctuary areas. (Or unmanaged wilderness areas) While also limiting their numbers in areas where they may still co-mingle with humans. They shouldnt be allowed to breed without limits, wherever they are, under the current conditions. And that's really what's best for THEM, ultimately. There is never any quality of life, when numbers exceed what is realistically sustainable via the existing environment. (That concept could also apply to people, as well! If we limited OUR OWN numbers, we'd be taking less habitat away from wildlife!)
Yep and peta would be freaking the hell put 🙄
@@DumpsterFien And they’d just have to “freak the hell out” 🙄 bc what alternative measure should be considered here then smh?!
Exactly 👍
This is so very sad, as in do many places ppl move in and take everything. The forests are leveled for the timber to cover the more barren land in suburbs,apartment bldings,businesses, and the animals are killed,trapped, mutilated by traps and starved out. There is no place for the animals. And then the ppl breed like rabbits , they call it progress and growth, the cities expand yet again and repeatedly the animals are pushed out. Over @ over it happens, all over the world. Now we have so many species that have our are becoming extinct. I just watched a documentary that stated there are two white rhinos left alive on the planet. TWO!!! THAT'S IT!! I don't even know if they are a breeding pair.. The orangutans are so close to extinction it's heartbreaking. Chimpanzees are now endangered!! Chimps at one time covered Africa like fleas on a dog, now there are 20,000 on the entire continent of Africa!!
They're used to be a song and the chorus had this one line that has stuck in my mind since i was a teen.
They paved paradise and put up a parking lot.
That's what's happening to our world. And nobody cares. The earth is failing due to our greed,use, and abuse of the planet. We will die at our own hands, from our own greed and lack of humanity.
And we deserve it.
The crime and evil about it is only that we will kill every animal on the planet as we go...😢😢😢😢
een...
I couldn't imagine, I'm sure it feels like a hopeless situation
I think birth control would help
IUD?
Well I hope that you are taking your daily then!!
For one big as that country us they are in the monkeys territory!!!! DIDNT no one asked them to come there and set up shop and homes there just like you stupid MFKRS in America that have move in bear country build houses where the bear live but you mad when the bear breaks into your house 😂what you move out there for?
All yall ass just wicked diabolical SOULESS as fk! Could have move a million places where there are no monkeys where there are no damn bears for earth is their home to and if anything you are the invaders of the planet period! Because everything you touch you fk up or contaminate or destroy! Everything the food water and the fkin air and you are the damn UNATURAL MENACE Here!
As long as humans and monkeys exist there will be conflict. The best option is to regulate the population of monkeys. If there is a lack of natural predators then it's up to humans to do so by controlled sterilization or issue hunting permits. Kinda like how we here in the US regulate the white tail deer population in areas where the necessary predators are absent. The best analogy for us in the US is to imagine raccoon numbers equaling what these people are experiencing but with monkeys.
shut the hell up, as a westerner you should mind your business, most of us love them it is government exploitation that makes them sound worse than they are and their population is already endangered
Except no one believes raccoons are gods
This is an overly-simplistic proposal. There is a hierarchy within the group which would be disrupted by humans arbitrarily deciding which monkeys are allowed to propagate.
When humans interfere in nature there is always disaster but the problems in India were brought on by worshipping animals. They are not gods, they are wild animals doing what comes naturally to them. Unfortunately the only answer will be disastrous for the monkeys. Yet the humans will continue to create more problems.
@@TheUtuber999they’ll figure it all out
Very interesting documentary. What will the outcome be?
Always blaming the West, but that's not true, colonization gradually moved westward so by the time the west was got inhabited with rich population the West's adaptation was much more rapid. So in reality the issue started over there and gradually over time the rest of the world contributed.
India seemed to be much better off when they were colonized by the west and weren't left to themselves to govern and take care of themselves.
@@DaculaboyGood joke
Ya both silly
I'm glad I live in the US I would hate to have to deal with these creatures on a daily basis
You all should have thought about the monkeys and not taken their forestry away from them. But you did and built housing. why not think about how they feel and strive to survive with little or no place to thrive but in your area. sad times.
And we thought the United States government was a joke. Atleast here in the US we act like we care about the people, atkeast we fix roads and are halfway decent.This government in india just blatantly could care less.
You mean “couldn’t” care less.
I don’t know of any other symptoms that get feed. We don’t throw food at crosses or Buddha b
Is this movie played twice? I'm watching everything I already seen
BAN ANIMAL ABUSE
Its the god of mischief what do you expect
that was awesome
I was under the impression that there were a lot of medical companys needing monkeys for testing
Yeah, and the US is guilty of smuggling them in illegally and the problem with that as well as the way, they transport him many of them die many of them die in transit because they don’t feed them enough and they don’t give them enough water and they don’t realize how similar to humans they are. They get dehydrated they have heat exhaustion They have heat stroke like 95% of the day hungry as it is and they do illegal transporting even legal transporting they die under those conditions
I want to start by saying I love monkeys which is how I found this documentary. Also I don't know how your government works, so I may be a little nieve to some of my thoughts. The hardest part if all of this seems to be the people and navigating the religious part of things respectfully. India is quite large and I would think their is a handful of places large sanctuaries can be built. But you have a major issue with to large of numbers of monkeys to regulate humanly. They have a very specific hierarchical society and grouping tons of random monkeys together is gonna cause a problem you can't imagine or deal with. To me medically rendering males and females not able to produce babies seems like the only way to get a handle on the situation and stay within humane and religious context. When the numbers go down, sanctuaries are in place and working properly along with a standard number of monkeys agreed upon that is condusive to the areas in which they live, then they wont need to be interfered with any longer. But the living conditions for both humans and monkeys currently is appaling and should not be allowed. The risk of humans contracting rabies or tons of other diseases alone should be top priority over everything. I understand monkeys have a sacred meaning but does that put them over your people I think even your lord would understand that. If every possible consideration is taken for a humane and honest way to help this situation for both people and monkeys is taken any creator would be understanding. It makes no sense for things be allowed to continue and both species end up suffering and thats what is happening right now. My government is as guilty as any but I really hope you can figure out a way to hold them liable and get to the bottom of that because that's just horrible for them to do to the people that are supposed to be trusted for the people. I'm sad seeing all you have had to put up with and endure and I wish you and the monkeys good fortune and the best possible outcome.
No idea?? This has been going on for years, not days, Indians are smart people, they know, they just don't want to
And locking them up in cages is definitely not the answer, unless the question is "how are you transferring them to the wild where they can live in peace?" But definitely not shoving them into small cages
It's not fair. It turns out that people live worse than monkeys. Allow people to defend themselves and they will clear the city of monkeys. Why are you violating people's rights? Why are you making people's lives miserable? Это несправедливо. Получается, что люди живут хуже обезьян. Разрешите людям себя защищать и они очистят город от обезьян. Почему вы нарушаете права людей? Почему вы делаете жизнь людей ужасной?
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Пока люди рассуждают как гуманно избавиться от обезьян, обезьяны размножаются и захватывают все большее жизненное пространство.. Имхо:нужно нанять сотню снайперов и выдать им карт-бланш на уничтожение большей части обезьян в окрестностях городов.. По-другому наврядли получится. Примитивное всегда побеждает.. Так что в этом смысле обезьяны сильнее людей.Они беспощадно к людям и люди тоже должны быть ещё более беспощадны к ним.
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It seems that if you just quit feeding them and making food easy to get to they would just go away!!
Where exactly is this?
An Indian shithole
Omg, torture and abuse is NEVER OK. There are humane ways to treat animals you capture and relocate. This is a problem of Biblical proportions. I admire your dedication and intelligence and I believe you will find a solution, Dr. Malik.
Profound questions without answers. I feel certain the smokescreen is quite real and these monkeys are fast tracking to labs. They are still very actively trying to create a new 30,000 NHP (macaques) primate lab breeding center in Bainbridge GA in US. Nothing is quite what it seems on first looks. Keep digging.
That was a great documentary! So glad I watched it❣😊,my favorite monkeys❣🐒🥰 I love them, and all, monkey's, so much❣🙏🙏🙏😊
They’re already in FL.
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Fortunately, unlike rats, they don't seem to do well in colder climates, because imagine the chaos they would cause in large cities north of Florida and South Carolina (where there is a monkey island)
spend money on fixing some
Dr Malik if you have any knowledge of Indian or Western laboratories using monkeys for research. All over the Western World the use of animals in research for pharmaceutical industry is almost taken over by using cell culture techniques. 😢
And some poison fruit
Politics, politics lies
I admire the Indian people for their harmonious stance toward the environment around them, despite challenges such as those shown in this video. Definitely a tricky problem all around.
This has more to do with the fact that people consider them to be the form of Lord Hanuman and this reverence is so great that Hindus do not even catch monkeys.
They ARE TREE RAT PESTS!
That's a rude thing to say about Indians. I think _all_ humans are pests.
No. Humans are the real pest.
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@@user-zm6yc7tp3l 95% of your DNA is identical with those so-called "rats".
Cope and seethe.
@@user-zm6yc7tp3l Humans share 95% of their DNA with this animal.
give beer to monkey
I would have taken it in my own hands, take them to the gym and get them fit-in-all. If you get the last word, if not don't worry yourself about it
At least they're not walking upright, stealing jobs, when that happens, then I'd start to worry,. Jk. I understand y'all took their land, but if Jesus Christ himself, was breaking into my house and making life miserable for everyone, idk if I'd be so stuck on the "religious" aspect anymore
Take this film off your channel immediately. You have no legal right to show this film. This is theft.
1 year later…. It’s still up 😂😂😂😂
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File a copyright claim with UA-cam.
Go away.
🤔what makes you think this is theft? How do you know they don't have permission to show this on their channel? Sometimes it's best not to comment if you don't have facts🙄. I agree with @BMFFRESH , it's already been a year so I would say there was something done correctly in order for this documentary to still be on this channel. And people are still watching.😁 Wouldn't you think so, too? 😐😑😐😑🤷🏻♀️
holy cow glad I’ve found this