"Yamaguchi City, Japan? A realistic version of The Rise of the Apes"? Recently, there was a man-monkey war in Yamaguchi City, Japan, and wild monkeys frequently attacked humans, injuring 45 people.
For nearly three weeks, residents of Yamaguchi, Japan, have been frequently attacked by wild monkey macaques, and at least 45 people have been injured, which sounds a bit like a realistic version of the rise of the ape ball, the man-monkey war.
Yamaguchi City is currently unable to determine whether the attack was committed by one monkey or by multiple monkeys. Some people may ask, why not catch the monkeys?
After the incident, the Japanese police did chase down macaques by setting traps, patrols, etc., but none of them were caught. It can be seen that these monkeys are still quite intelligent, and under various traps, none of them have been caught.
On 24 July, the local government equipped the police with narcotic guns. Japanese wildlife experts believe that the frequent attacks of wild monkeys on humans are related to the decline in natural habitat and the increase in the number of monkeys. (Source: Xiaoxiang Morning Post)
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