Toshikazu feeds oranges to a large group of wild macaques.
During the 1960s a number of monkey parks were established in Japan to help the recovery of the then-suffering macaque population. But their proximity to humans and dependence on them for food transformed their behaviour, and they have since developed a habit of raiding local crops.
The Netherlands
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