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Recently, Singapore's Clementi 13th Hdb flat 118 is on fire!
This HDB house encountered the collective "rebellion" of monkey brothers, and the video shows that monkey brothers climb hdbed hdb flats with their bare hands, which has the meaning of comprehensive "encroachment"!
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According to the reaction of nearby residents -
"I was amazed to see two big monkeys, as tall as a table, and I thought they were adult monkeys, and when you drove them away, they weren't afraid of you, they looked at you, with their mouths open, their teeth exposed!"
"Maybe put some obstacles on the wall, maybe something prickly, or widen the wall to prevent monkeys from climbing up."
"Yesterday at about 8 a.m., I was reading the newspaper at home when suddenly two monkeys ran into my kitchen and ate my bread and fruit, which was pretty scary!"
"Coming into the house were big monkeys, and the other little monkeys were watching us outside the window."
"[They] ate bananas, smashed the eggs open, ate the yolks inside, and ate some sweet potatoes."
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From April to June this year, wild monkeys have climbed into the HDB house next door.
In the past six months, there have been more monkeys in the area, and more than a dozen monkeys will crawl out of the nearby jungle and wander under the HDB houses and overpasses.
Some residents are troubled by this, fearing that wild monkeys may bring disease or attack young and old residents. However, there are also residents who want humans and animals to coexist peacefully.
(Figure: Source from the network)
Singapore authorities noted that the website issued guidelines advising the public to store food in their homes in inconspicuous places and close their doors and windows when no one is home; When buying groceries to go home, the public also recommends using eco-friendly cloth bags, because monkeys will be able to recognize plastic bags and know that there is food in them.
The full guide can be found on the relevant National Park Service webpage.
(Figure: Source from the network)