The Monkey Business: Little Macaques Serve Food At This Restaurant - The...

This is the extraordinary Japanese restaurant where monkeys serve drinks and wait tables. The Kayabukiya Tavern, in Utsunomiya, Tochigi prefecture, has been employing macaques for 29 years - after a monkey called Yat-chan, belonging to restaurant owner, Kaoru Otsuka, started copying human staff voluntarily. At three-years-old another monkey, called Fuku-chan, started copying Yat-chan and now 14 years later he has become the star attraction at the establishment.

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7 Tourists Attacked for Protesting Animal Cruelty - The Quint

Alleged cow smugglers in Rayagada, Odisha thrash 7 tourists for protesting the beating of over 200 cows. The tourists allege they called the police but no one came forward to help.

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The Quint: Is This How We Treat Our National Animal?

Horrific footage shows the moment a tiger was crushed by an earthmover.
The tiger – who killed two people just days before its capture – was caught in the Ramnagar Forest near Jim Corbett National Park in India and tragically died on the same night it was captured.
The video has gone viral in India and animal rights activists are furious – claiming that the tiger died as a result of injuries sustained during the capture.

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