This kind of tourist-wildlife relationship isn't good for anyone. The monkeys learn to attack the tourists, and then they end up living off of sugary soda and potato chips. Next thing you know, they'll be insulting us and trying to rent us kayaks.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
chunky monkey
The monkeys on one of the islands nearby are a bit...aggressive. We saw one attack a woman with a backpack, and when she screamed and dropped her pack, it removed a bottle of juice in one of the side pockets before scampering up a tree.
This kind of tourist-wildlife relationship isn't good for anyone. The monkeys learn to attack the tourists, and then they end up living off of sugary soda and potato chips. Next thing you know, they'll be insulting us and trying to rent us kayaks.
This kind of tourist-wildlife relationship isn't good for anyone. The monkeys learn to attack the tourists, and then they end up living off of sugary soda and potato chips. Next thing you know, they'll be insulting us and trying to rent us kayaks.
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If I were there, I would put hot pepper juice all over my chips and let the little rascals take it. That'll teach em!
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