The Indian Government Hired People to Imitate Monkeys

Usually, when someone impersonates someone else, you can assume that the "someone" is a real person. Let's assume that this tale concerns individuals who impersonate other entities. It's monkeys in this instance, but not only for pleasure. It was a legitimate employment.

To act as monkeys, the Indian government hired 40 individuals. In addition to being hilarious, this had a point. The macaques that live in and around India's parliament are a major annoyance. They don't just attack people; they also steal, intimidate, and generally make it unpleasant to be around them as they prowl the corridors of parliament. And no one wants to kill the monkeys, especially since Hindus adore Hanuman, the deity of wealth. However, no one wants to experience monkey attacks. The answer is to scare the monkeys away using fictitious monkeys in order to out-monkey them.

Prior to the phony money scheme, genuine languor monkeys of a different species were utilized, although it too offended some people. As you may guess, putting one type of money in jail to frighten off another monkey wasn't good for animal rights groups. The macaques are scared by the monkey impersonators' ability to mimic languor sounds.