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A video of monkey sitting in front of heater in police commissioner office in Kanpur is doing rounds on the internet

 Video of monkey sitting in front of heater in police commissioner's office goes viral | Watch

A video of a monkey sitting in front of a heater in police commissioner's office in Kanpur is doing rounds on the internet

As chilly weather continues its grip over the northern part of India, a video of a monkey sitting in front of a heater in police commissioner's camp office in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur has gone viral.&nbsp;
In the viral video, Sub Inspector Ashok Kumar Gupta was seen petting the monkey too. The official handle of Police Commissionerate Kanpur Nagar also posted about the same on X.&nbsp;
"When a monkey shivering with cold suddenly entered inside the Police Commissioner Camp office and sat in front of the heater, the SI Ashok Kumar Gupta on duty understood his problem, allowed him to sit and caressed him lovingly. After some time, the monkey left the place without harming anyone."
The video of the same has gone viral on the internet and has amassed more than 33.1k views on X.&nbsp;
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A video has caught the attention of people in which a monkey is checking files and ignoring bananas in a government office

Trending: monkey check files at government office, ignores bananas

A video has caught the attention of people in which a monkey is checking files and ignoring bananas in a government office

Everyone knows about monkeys and their love for bananas but a viral video doing rounds on the internet involving the animal and its favourite fruit has left many amused.
The video shows a monkey sitting in a government office and looking very busy as it &lsquo;checks files&rsquo;. People tried to distract the monkey using bananas but it ignored the fruit and &lsquo;dedicately&rsquo; kept checking the files.
X user Harsh Tyagii shared the video and wrote, "A monkey went into a government office and started looking at papers."
Several people were seen recording the monkey and asking it to eat the banana.
Details about the date or location of the video are not available.
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Video of a monkey lowering down tree branch to help deer eat leaves from it is winning millions of hearts on the internet. Watch here  

Viral video: Monkey helps deer eat leaves from tree branch; wins hearts on internet

Video of a monkey lowering down tree branch to help deer eat leaves from it is winning millions of hearts on the internet. Watch here 

Viral video: Monkey helps deer eat leaves from tree branches; wins hearts on internet

Video of a monkey lowering down tree branch to help deer eat leaves from it is winning millions of hearts on the internet. Watch here&nbsp;

We all must have heard stories about the friendship among animals, but this video is showing it for real.&nbsp;
Shared by IFS officer, Susanta Nanda on Twitter, the video shows a monkey helping two deer standing below a tree and trying to eat leaves. The monkey sitting on a branch lowers it down so that the deer could easily eat leaves from it.&nbsp;
This video is winning millions of hearts on social media where users are commenting, "humans should learn the art of helping from animals". &nbsp;
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The World Health Organization expressed sorrow on Tuesday for the killing of monkeys in Brazil amid fears of monkeypox contagion.
Brazilian news website G1 reported on Sunday that 10 monkeys had been poisoned in less than a week in the city of Sao Jose do Rio Preto, in Sao Paulo state.
Similar incidents were reported in other cities.
“People have to know that the transmission we see now is among humans,” said Margaret Harris, a WHO spokeswoman, during a press conference in Geneva.
Brazil counts more than 1,700 cases of monkeypox, according to the WHO.
The country's health ministry confirmed one death related to the disease on July 29.
The victim was a was a man who had low immunity and comorbidities.
Contagion can take place from animals to humans, but the recent outbreak is related to human only contacts, according to Harris.
“People certainly should not attack the animals,” she said.
Brazil has a long register of attacks on monkeys during yellow fever outbreaks too.
Since May, nearly 90 countries have reported more than 29,000 cases of monkeypox.
The WHO classified the outbreak of the once-rare disease as an international emergency in July.

Monkeys being killed in Brazil amid rising monkeypox fears

&ldquo;People have to know that the transmission we see now is among humans,&rdquo; said Margaret Harris, a WHO spokeswoman, during a press conference in Geneva.

The World Health Organization expressed sorrow on Tuesday for the killing of monkeys in Brazil amid fears of monkeypox contagion.
Brazilian news website G1 reported on Sunday that 10 monkeys had been poisoned in less than a week in the city of Sao Jose do Rio Preto, in Sao Paulo state.
Similar incidents were reported in other cities.
&ldquo;People have to know that the transmission we see now is among humans,&rdquo; said Margaret Harris, a WHO spokeswoman, during a press conference in Geneva.
Brazil counts more than 1,700 cases of monkeypox, according to the WHO.
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The country's health ministry confirmed one death related to the disease on July 29.
The victim was a was a man who had low immunity and comorbidities.
Contagion can take place from animals to humans, but the recent outbreak is related to human only contacts, according to Harris.
&ldquo;People certainly should not attack the animals,&rdquo; she said.
Brazil has a long register of attacks on monkeys during yellow fever outbreaks too.
Since May, nearly 90 countries have reported more than 29,000 cases of monkeypox.
The WHO classified the outbreak of the once-rare disease as an international emergency in July.

Cops usually have a prime suspect. In this case it's a primate suspect.
The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office believes it was a little Capuchin monkey that called 911 from a zoo last Saturday night.
The call disconnected and dispatchers tried to call and text back but there was no response, so deputies were sent to investigate, the office said in a social media post.
The address turned out to be the Zoo to You near Paso Robles, but the deputies found that no one there made the call.
They finally deduced that a Capuchin monkey named Route had apparently picked up the zoo's cellphone, which was in a golf cart used to move about the property.

Monkey called 911 from zoo, this is what happened next

The San Luis police in the US believes it was a little Capuchin monkey that called 911 from a zoo.

Cops usually have a prime suspect. In this case it's a primate suspect.
The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office believes it was a little Capuchin monkey that called 911 from a zoo last Saturday night.
The call disconnected and dispatchers tried to call and text back but there was no response, so deputies were sent to investigate, the office said in a social media post.
The address turned out to be the Zoo to You near Paso Robles, but the deputies found that no one there made the call.
They finally deduced that a Capuchin monkey named Route had apparently picked up the zoo's cellphone, which was in a golf cart used to move about the property.
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Residents of a town in Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district held a traditional funeral of a monkey that died due to electrocution.
A funeral procession was taken out before the animal's last rites in Teother town on Monday.
A video surfaced on social media, in which some people along with a music band were seen taking out a procession. A man was seen holding the carcass with garlands and wrapped in a cloth with the name of Lord Ram inscribed on it.
Mahendra Kesharwani, a local trader, said when he reached his shop on Monday, he found the monkey dead near an electric pole.
“When contacted, local civic officials said it is the work of the forest department to cremate the animals. On the other hand, the forest department said it is the civic body's responsibility," he told reporters.
After forest officials were repeatedly contacted, they suggested that the citizens could perform the last rites of the ape, he said.
“We traders then decided to perform the monkey's last rites in a traditional way,” he said.
Later, some village residents buried the carcass with full respect as per the traditions, he added.

Monkey dies of electrocution, locals hold funeral | On Camera

A video surfaced on social media, in which some people along with a music band were seen taking out a procession. A man was seen holding the carcass with garlands and wrapped in a cloth with the name of Lord Ram inscribed on it.

Residents of a town in Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district held a traditional funeral of a monkey that died due to electrocution.
A funeral procession was taken out before the animal's last rites in Teother town on Monday.
A video surfaced on social media, in which some people along with a music band were seen taking out a procession. A man was seen holding the carcass with garlands and wrapped in a cloth with the name of Lord Ram inscribed on it.
Mahendra Kesharwani, a local trader, said when he reached his shop on Monday, he found the monkey dead near an electric pole.
&ldquo;When contacted, local civic officials said it is the work of the forest department to cremate the animals. On the other hand, the forest department said it is the civic body's responsibility," he told reporters.
After forest officials were repeatedly contacted, they suggested that the citizens could perform the last rites of the ape, he said.
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&ldquo;We traders then decided to perform the monkey's last rites in a traditional way,&rdquo; he said.
Later, some village residents buried the carcass with full respect as per the traditions, he added.

Amid the Covid pandemic, a case of the monkeypox virus infecting a person has grabbed headlines in the United Kingdom. Monkeypox is a rare infection spread by wild animals in parts of west or central Africa, as per UK's National Health Service (NHS).
The patient in UK suffering from monkeypox had a travel history to Nigeria, and is now receiving care at the expert infectious disease unit at the Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust in London.
Human-to-human transmission is rare in the disease, but it does occur. It's possible to catch the disease from an infected person if their clothing, bedding, or towels are touched. Touching a patient's skin blisters or scabs, or their coughs and sneezes can also spread the virus.
A person can catch monkeypox by getting bitten by an infected animal, or touching its blood, body fluids, spots, blisters, or scabs. It's also possible to get infected by eating the animal's meat in case it's not cooked properly.
The initial symptoms include fever, headache, muscle ache, swollen glands, chills, and exhaustion. A rash can appear between the first and fifth day, beginning from the face. The rash turns into blisters which fall off as scabs.
The symptoms can clear up in 2 to 4 weeks, as per the NHS. Severe illness can occur in some individuals.

Monkeypox virus infection reported in UK: see how it spreads, symptoms

Monkeypox virus infection reported in UK amid Covid: see how it spreads, symptoms


Monkeypox: human-to-human transmission is rare but it can occur if patient's clothing, bedding, or towels are touched.

Amid the Covid pandemic, a case of the monkeypox virus infecting a person has grabbed headlines in the United Kingdom. Monkeypox is a rare infection spread by wild animals in parts of west or central Africa, as per UK's National Health Service (NHS).
The patient in UK suffering from monkeypox had a travel history to Nigeria, and is now receiving care at the expert infectious disease unit at the Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust in London.
Human-to-human transmission is rare in the disease, but it does occur. It's possible to catch the disease from an infected person if their clothing, bedding, or towels are touched. Touching a patient's skin blisters or scabs, or their coughs and sneezes can also spread the virus.
A person can catch monkeypox by getting bitten by an infected animal, or touching its blood, body fluids, spots, blisters, or scabs. It's also possible to get infected by eating the animal's meat in case it's not cooked properly.
The initial symptoms include fever, headache, muscle ache, swollen glands, chills, and exhaustion. A rash can appear between the first and fifth day, beginning from the face. The rash turns into blisters which fall off as scabs.
The symptoms can clear up in 2 to 4 weeks, as per the NHS. Severe illness can occur in some individuals.

It's as bizarre as it can get.
Two monkeys have been captured in a Maharashtra village for reportedly being involved in the killings of nearly 250 dogs. New agency ANI has reported that the killings are said to be an act of revenge after an infant monkey was killed by dogs in the area.
Beed Forest Officer Sachi Kand told ANI that the "two monkeys involved in the killing of many puppies have been captured by a Nagpur Forest Department team".
The monkeys will be released in a nearby forest, officials said.
Locals said that the monkeys have been killing puppies for the last couple of months in Lavool village of Beed. As soon as they see a puppy, they would catch it and take it to a height. The dog would then be thrown from there.
The villagers contacted Dharur's Forest Department after the monkeys attacked some school-going children as well, creating panic, reported ANI.
 

Maharashtra: 2 Monkeys caught for killing 250 dogs in revenge killings

2 "serial killers" have been arrested in Maharashtra for 250 revenge killings. Find out more

2 monkeys killed 250 puppies in revenge killing: reports

2 monkeys killed 250 puppies in revenge killing: reports
Killing of an infant monkey by dogs set monkeys on a killing spree
Locals: Monkeys had been on a killing spree for two months
Monkeys would kill puppies &amp; throw them from a&nbsp;height&nbsp;
Local complained after monkeys started attacking children too
&nbsp;

Monkeys Vs Dogs: The killer monkeys have been captured by a Nagpur Forest Department team and will released in a forest

It's as bizarre as it can get.
Two monkeys have been captured in a Maharashtra village for reportedly being involved in the killings of nearly 250 dogs. News agency ANI has reported that the killings are said to be an act of revenge after an infant monkey was killed by dogs in the area.
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Beed Forest Officer Sachi Kand told ANI that the "two monkeys involved in the killing of many puppies have been captured by a Nagpur Forest Department team".
The monkeys will be released in a nearby forest, officials said.
Locals said that the monkeys have been killing puppies for the last couple of months in Lavool village of Beed. As soon as they see a puppy, they would catch it and take it to a height. The dog would then be thrown from there.
The villagers contacted Dharur's Forest Department after the monkeys attacked some school-going children as well, creating panic, reported ANI.
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In a freak accident in Shimla a car skid off an elevated road and came crashing down on a parking lot as the driver tried to save a monkey on the road.
The dramatic crash in the Himachal Capital was captured on CCTV camera.
Reports said that the incident took place after a monkey came in front of the vehicle and the driver lost control in an attempt to save the animal's life.
The CCTV visuals show the car smashing the railing on the side of the road and falling into the parking of a hotel.
Passersby are then seen rushing to help. Reports said that a family of three, including a 4-year-old, from Delhi was in the car. They are all safe.

On camera: Driver tries to save monkey, car falls off elevated road in Shimla

Shimla: Car falls off elevated road as driver tries to save monkey. Watch the dramatic video

Shimla: Car falls off main road as driver tries to save monkey

Shimla:&nbsp;Car falls off main road as driver tries to save monkey
CCTV: Car smashes railing, crashes into a hotel parking
Family of 3, including a 4-yr-old, was in the car; they are safe

The CCTV visuals show the car smashing the railing on the side of the road and falling into the parking of a hotel

In a freak accident in Shimla a car skid off an elevated road and came crashing down on a parking lot as the driver tried to save a monkey on the road.
The dramatic crash in the Himachal Capital was captured on CCTV camera.
Reports said that the incident took place after a monkey came in front of the vehicle and the driver lost control in an attempt to save the animal's life.
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The CCTV visuals show the car smashing the railing on the side of the road and falling into the parking of a hotel.
Passersby are then seen rushing to help. Reports said that a family of three, including a 4-year-old, from Delhi was in the car. They are all safe.
&nbsp;

Thailand&rsquo;s Lopburi&nbsp;street&nbsp;witnessed an unusual gang war when two groups of monkeys came face to face. In no time, hundreds of monkeys filled the street near a traffic junction as they clashed with the rival group, reportedly over food.
According to reports, The troops are normally well fed by visitors but a Covid-19 third wave lockdown has lead to a renewed food shortage for the animals.
The monkey groups were uncontrollable and as the commuters honked louder to disperse them, the situation became worse.
As the monkeys fought for food, one group was chased away among several assembled on the road. The footage garnered nearly 1.9k likes and a slew of reactions as people were amused at the animals.&nbsp;

Watch: hundreds of monkeys gather in the middle of road in Thailand, disrupt traffic

Watch: monkey mayhem on Thai streets as the primates fight over food

<ul>
<li>Mass monkey brawl erupts over food on streets of Thailand</li>
<li>Videos of rival&nbsp;monkey gangs fighting is now viral online</li>
<li>Covid-19 lockdown&nbsp;led to food shortage for animals</li>
<li>Mayhem on Thai streets as hungry monkeys hunt for food</li>
</ul>

According to reports, the monkeys are normally well fed by visitors but a Covid-induced lockdown has lead to a food shortage for the animals.

Thailand&rsquo;s Lopburi&nbsp;street&nbsp;witnessed an unusual gang war when two groups of monkeys came face to face. In no time hundreds of monkeys filled the street near a traffic junction as they clashed with the rival group, reportedly over food.
According to reports, the monkeys are normally well fed by visitors but a Covid-induced lockdown has lead to a renewed food shortage for the animals.
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The monkeys were uncontrollable and the situation became worse as the commuters honked louder to disperse them.
The video has garnered nearly 1.9k likes and a slew of amused reactions

Elon Musk's Neuralink has released a video, demonstrating how a monkey could play a game on-screen using the firm's brain implant.

Neuralink video shows a monkey playing a game with its brain

Elon Musk's Neuralink has released a video, demonstrating how a monkey could play a game on-screen using the firm's brain implant. The neurotechnology firm showed how using baseline data taken previously from the monkey, machine learning could predict its moves accurately before it moved the physical joystick. Musk and Neuralink have previously attempted to showcase the power of their technology, that one day could reportedly be used to offer mobility to people with paralysis, among other things.

Someone needs to tell this driver - driving a bus is no monkey business! In a video that has gone viral, a monkey in Karnataka can be seen driving a KSRTC bus with the support of the driver. The viral video has led to the suspension of the bus driver. 

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