What would you do if a monkey attacks you? I am sure many of us would get scared. There is nothing unnatural at this part. So, how you can stop monkeys from attacking you! Naturally, you will expect the police to take care of the matter. Well, Indian capital Delhi, there is hundreds of monkeys and if the police have to go after them then they will have to forget every other thing. Of course, most monkeys are gentle in nature and do not cause problem for the city dwellers. However, there are some bad monkeys and their favorite place seems to be the subway.
In June, a monkey managed to enter a train and then scared all the human beings for quite sometime. If it happened in any western country, I am sure any famous director would come to make a movie. Poor monkey that it was born in India. After that incident, the authority has come out with a novel way to stop the monkeys offending the passengers. They have deployed a languor monkey in the station. This monkey has been trained since the age of 3 months by a human and it is highly skilled in fighting with other monkeys. After this languor monkey came, the bad monkeys have stopped coming near the passengers because they have found that coming near the passengers will put their own lives in danger.
The man who trained this monkey has now been employed with a monthly salary of Indian rupees 6,900 ($160) because of the languor monkey. In India, this is a nice income for a monkey trainer. I just wish that the man gives the monkey some better food from now and takes better care of it. In South Asia, many monkey trainers do not act very well with their monkeys. I hope that this man is an exception.
In the end, it is a very fascinating and bizarre tale of monkeys. I hope that this writing comes to attention of any famous director in Europe or North America and they make a movie out of this story. What about an animation film?
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For many years India was depicted as a country of beggars, snake-cahrmers, elephants and bullock carts (monkeys menace notwithstanding). Foreign tourists(though not many in those days)used to take plenty of snaps to show them on returning to their homeland. Foreign tourists' traffic has increased manyfold but they are coming to set up plants and do business here other than making films on monkeys. They know and you too know that there are hundreds of Indian films where monkeys have acted. Indians have already taken the lead and captured the market!
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