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Digital Bioacoustics@lemmy.world · 8 months ago

A troop of monkeys has killed up to 250 dogs in 'revenge' attacks, including throwing them off tall buildings, reports from India say

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A troop of monkeys has killed up to 250 dogs in 'revenge' attacks, including throwing them off tall buildings, reports from India say

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Digital Bioacoustics@lemmy.world · 8 months ago

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After a pack of dogs killed a baby monkey in central India last month, primates have been flinging dogs off the top of buildings, say reports.

Edit: it looks like this may not be real, see comments.

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Apparently this may not be true.
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  Way to go, thanks for pointing this out!
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  Thank you for your service 👌🏼

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