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Watch: Hundreds of monkeys have terrifying fight on street of Thai city, cause traffic jam

The two big groups of monkeys were seen charging at each other in Phra Kan Shrine, Lopburi – a popular tourist destination.

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Jul 28, 2021 · 04:13 pm

Fight club! 🐒 Monkeys in Lopburi are at war with each other again. A shortage of food offerings from tourists is said to be the reason the crab-eating macaques have been seen brawling in recent times. #Thailand #Lopburi #Monkeys pic.twitter.com/3Sewoc4g1X

— Globe - Bangkok’s News + Lifestyle (@GlobeBangkok) July 26, 2021
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