Effort for peace between Gibraltar's monkeys and tourists

A novel effort is underway to protect some of the most famous monkeys in the world, the Barbary macaques on the Gibraltar peninsula. They're the only wild monkeys in Europe. Jonathan Vigliotti reports on how conservationists are attempting to keep the peace between the monkeys and their human neighbors.

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[TheSelefinal]

The flag shown on the map is from Italy btw. The spanish one is actually red, yellow and red. I guess it's confusing cause Italy and Spain are kind of similar while Mexico's flag has the same colors of the Italian flag, and in Mexico they speak Spanish too, so yeah. Also, most of the people in the US don't really know these stuff, so who cares anyway, right?

[NathanReports]

It's fine I've had them on me and they're harmless

[theUnrealplayer-tUp]

Does not Gibraltar have a place where they can take them to captivity in order to make them breed?

[LittleFrankWorld]

Very interesting... and experienced first hand

[tnekkc]

Only thing worse than a criminal monkey is an old hippie.

[rhodesshah]

Apparently there are four families so the inbreeding must be total it’s when seeing and experiencing them up close you realise how scabby and hateful they are.