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Haggling monkeys in residential areas

A straggler monkey, believed to have left his troop, was spotted in the Nima-zuka area.
Normally, macaques move in groups and move periodically within a fixed range of behavior, but straggler macaques that have separated from their group have irregular behavior and may appear in residential areas where they do not usually appear. We have requested patrols by hunting clubs, and we ask for your understanding and cooperation to prevent straggling macaques from establishing themselves in the area.

［ If you see a stray monkey ］
\1) Do not approach or make eye contact
（ The monkey may think you are threatening and attack. ）

(2) Do not show or give them food
Do not leave food items outdoors
（ They may stop being scared of people or become established in the area. ）

(3) Do not leave windows and doors open
（ They may enter your home and raid your interior. ）

[Holidays ・ Nighttime inquiries]
0439-80-1222
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[Inquiries]
Birds and Wildlife Control Office 0439-80-1284

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