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NK :

Stop feeding them... how many times do you need to hear this?

Success Exotics :

Ghana wildlife laws forbids feeding of them because they are wild animals and they are supposed to fend for themselves in the bush... feeding them makes them start depending on humans for food, making them troop to the road sides to beg for food. they can easily be hit by vehicles. their bites are very dangerous. the males tend to protect their partners and young ones.so, they can be very aggressive.

Innocent Mispa :

I will go there and take one

Cypher C-zar :

which part of Ghana is that?

Bismark Edem Wells :

I miz this aspect yesterday I guess 🫡

meshack_46 :

Read this

originalboibrown :

you need to be arrested

Richmond Pamphlet :

His children are at home so he is taking the rest to them

Nana Otu :

Bro you can be arrested by the Forestry Commission. Strangers are not allowed to feed them, it in the law. Pls just be careful there are laws in Ghana. Ignorance of the law is no excuse oo bro

Richard T. Mawutor ✅ :

They will start crossing cars on the road soon if they’re hungry. Don’t feed them on the road please. 🙏

Kophi Apea :

I thought they said you shouldn't feed them?

Val Gh :

That behavior demonstrated to you is the reason why they are not allowed to be fed. It’s an offense if you don’t know.

Don Gargon :

Baboons are different oooh watch out

Victor Pascal Kwansah Yanney :

send me the location 🤣🤣

HC :

Bro is against the Law to feed them on Road-side...

tunchi :

stop feeding them.

laylow :

The more u feed them the more they come into the street

King 🤴 Noble :

Location please

Will Austin :

Baboons are wild primates. Feeding them does not make them domesticated. In their natural environment, these animals find their own food and generally avoid humans. However, when people repeatedly feed them, they begin to associate humans with food. This process is known as habituation, which occurs gradually as wild animals become accustomed to human presence and lose some of their natural fear of people. As you can see here, these baboons have learnt over time that sitting by the roadside brings them closer to an easy source of food. The problem is that this behaviour can escalate. They may begin approaching people aggressively, snatching food, or even attacking when food is withheld because they have learnt to associate humans with food and no longer perceive them as a significant threat. Over time, they may venture into homes, steal food, damage property, and injure people. To those who keep saying, “Nothing will happen”, please understand that the danger is not necessarily immediate. Even a domesticated dog sometimes becomes aggressive when someone tries to snatch its food away, even if the same person gave the dog the food. Imagine provoking the same reaction from a powerful wild animal with 2 inch canines. The point is simple: do not confuse a wild animal's tolerance of humans with safety. Feeding baboons may seem harmless today, but it can gradually encourage dangerous behaviour that puts both people and the animals themselves at risk.

8ball🎱 :

After seeing the video of a woman whose entire face got eaten by a pet monkey,I see this as very dangerous.

King jaguar🐅🐆🦁🐈‍⬛🐆 :

If they bite me should i go for rabies injection

clarawholes3 :

Pick de rubber jor 😂

@nuhusalam544 :

Please stop 🛑🛑🛑🛑 giving them food

dramaroomofficial :

How can you give wild life Hot oven Bread 🍞.. Please stop feeding them

WANO Farms :