Monkey brewing accident Tourists are robbed of food, a balance between protection and danger
When it comes to Hua Hin in Thailand, many people may think of the seaside and hot springs here, because it was the first place in Thailand to develop tourism, and even the Thai royal family also settled in Hua Hin once.
Compared with places such as Phuket and Pattaya, Hua Hin is more tranquil, the beach is white and flawless, and the Thai massage technique makes you forget to return.
This is happening in Hua Hin National Park, where the number of monkeys has grown rapidly from more than 1,000 to more than 5,000 today.
As a result of their indulgence, the inferiority of these monkeys soon became valued by the national parks, as they would intimidate, steal, or steal from visitors' luggage, belongings, and restaurants around the park.
The most important thing is that they climb everywhere unscrupulously, not only destroying the roof of the park, but also destroying the street lights, according to the official **, in the second half of 2016, there have been more than 20 power outages caused by monkeys climbing on the power grid, and monkey injuries are countless, most of the tourists left on their own after being injured and not recorded, during which there have been several things that have been scratched by apes.
Finally, Thailand's national parks, along with pet hospitals and wildlife conservation agencies, made a plan to use contraception to control the rapidly growing population after conducting a study of the local population.
They captured the first group of monkeys registered for illegal and criminal acts from Hua Hin Golf Club, Kauta Kib Temple, Hua Hin Le Hui Mountain, etc., and gathered them and sent them to specific places for surgery**.
Under the watchful eyes of the media and humanitarian organizations, several vicious monkeys were "scratched" one by one, and for the reporter, the staff of the department said: This is the ultimate and easiest solution, because family planning does not damage the body of the macaques, and can effectively reduce the number of macaques, which is also a good thing for the protection of tourists.
The event, which runs from July 14 to July 20, will punish more than 1,000 unruly and unruly "bear monkeys".
Well, I'd like to see if you can be so arrogant