VOICED - Monos que saquean casas

In a village in eastern Thailand, monkeys, though seemingly harmless, are notorious for raiding homes for food and other items. Residents employ various strategies to protect their belongings, but the monkeys often strike at night, making it difficult to deter them. Attempts to capture and sterilize the monkeys have been largely unsuccessful, as they continue to evade traps and prepare for future raids.

What is the initial perception of the monkeys by the villagers?

• They are thought to be extinct.

• They are seen as dangerous predators.

• They are considered harmless and cute.

• They are viewed as sacred animals.

How do the monkeys treat the village houses?

• As their playgrounds.

• As supermarkets.

• As their shelters.

• As their nesting grounds.

What measures do villagers take to protect their belongings from the monkeys?

• They hire security guards.

• They install security cameras.

• They use homemade weapons and secure windows.

• They use guard dogs.

What time do the monkeys usually raid the houses?

• During the early morning.

• In the evening.

• In the afternoon.

• At night when everyone is asleep.

What was the district's approach to controlling the monkey population?

• They trained the monkeys to be less aggressive.

• They built a sanctuary for the monkeys.

• They set traps and sterilized some monkeys.

• They relocated the monkeys to another forest.