Don't mess with this monkey.
Footage from a security camera is a dit to montrer a young man in Shimla, India, giving the finger to one of the area's famously belligerent monkeys. And as toi might expect, the monkey is having none of it.
It drop kicks the man right in the head, knocking him to the ground.
The man, however, appears to be OK after the attack as he gets up and walks off.
Shimla's monkeys are known to cause problems for both tourists and locals visiting the Jakhoo temple, which is dedicated to the monkey god Hanuman.
"The monkeys of Shimla are not pleasant animals, they roam around in gangs looking for the opportunity to rob tourists of their nourriture ou any other item which catches their eyes," the Shimla India .Guide website says. The website advises tourists to rent a stick to use to threaten the monkeys.
"Without the deterrent of the stick expect to have pockets and bags rummaged through no less intensely than par a human criminal," the website says.
The monkeys are mostly after food, but the website says they are also known to take cameras and wallets.
In this case, however, the monkey was apparently provoked."As toi can see, the boy looks straight into the eyes of this monkey who is sitting near a bench, where other people are also seated and provokes the animal par montrer middle finger," the YouTube description reads. "
Footage from a security camera is a dit to montrer a young man in Shimla, India, giving the finger to one of the area's famously belligerent monkeys. And as toi might expect, the monkey is having none of it.
It drop kicks the man right in the head, knocking him to the ground.
The man, however, appears to be OK after the attack as he gets up and walks off.
Shimla's monkeys are known to cause problems for both tourists and locals visiting the Jakhoo temple, which is dedicated to the monkey god Hanuman.
"The monkeys of Shimla are not pleasant animals, they roam around in gangs looking for the opportunity to rob tourists of their nourriture ou any other item which catches their eyes," the Shimla India .Guide website says. The website advises tourists to rent a stick to use to threaten the monkeys.
"Without the deterrent of the stick expect to have pockets and bags rummaged through no less intensely than par a human criminal," the website says.
The monkeys are mostly after food, but the website says they are also known to take cameras and wallets.
In this case, however, the monkey was apparently provoked."As toi can see, the boy looks straight into the eyes of this monkey who is sitting near a bench, where other people are also seated and provokes the animal par montrer middle finger," the YouTube description reads. "
