It’s just a kid playing with his monkey

Do you own an undomesticated pet then you must keep in mind that any time they can be unfriendly as animals can’t be trusted. Many animals are restricted for domestication across the world but in arab countries like Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates sheiks have lions and tigers as a hobby. Animals like lions, tigers, and bears are illegal to domesticate. many other animals with fur require special permits like raccoons, beavers, otters, skunks, etc. To domesticate alligators and crocodiles you need special permits in addition to specific housing requirements and some species of snakes and lizards are prohibited too.

In the footage, a young child is seen sitting by a window when suddenly, a small monkey attacks. The child struggles to fend off the aggressive primate, visibly panicking as it grabs hold of them. Despite the child’s desperate attempts to push the monkey away, the animal becomes more aggressive, biting and scratching relentlessly. Tragically, the child sustains serious injuries before help arrives. The situation escalates quickly transforming an innocent moment into a horrifying moment.

In this case, as we see even a small monkey attack can be dangerous. If you encounter monkeys keep a safe distance of at least 23 feet (7 meters), avoid direct eye contact, and never show your teeth even this applies to dogs, and don’t stand between monkeys like their route of safety or between adults and young and if a monkey looks threatening or dangerous to you then quietly back away and don’t intend to challenge the monkey or fight. If a monkey has bitten you then: use water and soap to wash it and then get the rabies vaccine. The same applies to stray dogs as they are not vaccinated. To prevent yourself from rabies keep your distance from stray dogs, bats, raccoons, skunks, and foxes.

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